Sentence examples for when I qualify from inspiring English sources

I will be 32 when I qualify for England".

"I'm hoping if all goes well, I'll get a job here when I qualify.

I see some of the challenges when I qualify as including being able to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams, and working to tackle the risk factors that determine health in any individual such as socioeconomic status and social behaviour.

"I hope to inspire more girls to come to school and study hard when I qualify to be a doctor".

The other related to the fact that the majority of day-today basic palliative care is provided by people who are often low paid and under qualified: I'm just thinking back to how it was when I qualified, which is kind of how it is now actually, it's distressingly the same.

So when I qualified I said, 'Why do I have to stay here?

"When I qualified for the US Open this year I was appreciative of that week, being there.

He was so happy when I qualified – and he's still buzzing now.

When I qualified, death presented an additional challenge – communicating with family members.

When I qualified, I knew that being a teacher would be hard, but I learned quickly that being a gay teacher is harder.

But when I qualified I stopped having massages because it seemed a bit of a faff and a waste of a good hour: expensive and frivolous.