Sentence examples for big enough to allow from inspiring English sources

This army was not big enough to allow Frederick William to conduct an independent foreign policy.

"The hall wasn't big enough to allow the crowd to enter," Constable Boucher said.

Your backpack should be big enough to allow you to shed and stow extra clothing.

China's territorial disputes, for example, with the possible exception of the one with India, which is big enough to allow room for a conceivable compromise, are zero-sum.

The hole or holes in the roof caused by an earlier blast did not appear big enough to allow sufficient amounts of water in, he said.

The gain was big enough to allow them to take out a larger mortgage and renovate two rental units in the house.

The Fed's collection is still not large enough to allow for a big loan of works without the risk of bare walls in Washington, she added.

Unless Mike Piazza's fractured left big toe heals enough to allow him to catch on Sunday, Piazza is very likely to skip Tuesday's All-Star Game in Seattle.

He still could not think how Riley could have found out about him and Alison; he supposed he was naïve for having imagined that New York was big and impersonal enough to allow him to carry on a love affair without anyone knowing.

"Big Miracle" is savvy enough to allow that many of the people pitching in do so for reasons other than altruism, and it is sentimental enough to have those characters changed by their commitment to the cause.

In big cities, bridges are built high enough to allow both boat and auto traffic to proceed.