Sentence examples for battle enough from inspiring English sources

Getting a three-year-old dressed each day is battle enough without having to also wade through drawers of too-small options; keeping her clothes current means I can easily see when I need to go to our local secondhand store to stock up on pants or T-shirts.

After battling enough hordes, you will max out your EVs.

But in the end, the Europeans did not think that victory in battle was enough.

"But is the battle fever enough for this bunch of charlies?" wonders Greig.

I refuse to believe my death will be because I didn't battle hard enough.

In the best-known works darkness and light wage a battle cinematic enough to warm the heart of Cecil B. DeMille; in "St.

(Viewed strategically, this average, along with losses of aircraft of around 50 percent per battle, was enough to govern the pattern of the Pacific war).

Climb on, and if it rains, at least we'll all know we're in England!" Sometimes a campaign vehicle says too much battle, not enough bus.

Mr. Corigliano's score, full of tactile percussive effects and sliding strings during these scenes, paints the rat battle clearly enough.

A mere mention of armies or battle was enough to spark tumbling runs that would have made Olympic gymnasts look like the amateurs they (presumably) are.

Recently, Lockwood invited Hillmann to bring a team over for an International Story Slam, in which two teams of five storytellers, one American and one British, would do battle; amusingly enough, they were playing by British rules, which demand that randomly selected members of the public rate each performer by holding up a scorecard, rather than, as in Chicago, simply going by the decibel level.