Sentence examples for but enough to keep from inspiring English sources

It is not much, the men say, but enough to keep them out of soup kitchens.

Not enough to make the world quake but enough to keep them in the picture.

My makeup application followed a similar line of thinking — restrained and natural, but enough to keep the haggards at bay.

Now 83, Reg joined a local furnituremaker at the age of 14 on sixpence-ha'penny an hour – not much, but enough to keep him and his widowed mother.

He sprayed shots left and right and missed several makable putts — not by more than an inch, but enough to keep them out of the hole.

You get paid rather well, not in a Premier League footballer or elite golfer sort of way but enough to keep the wolf from the door.

But not enough to keep their hands off the media.

But not enough to keep him for another month.

The Warriors were intrigued enough to sign him but not enough to keep him.

I wanted them to be individuals but similar enough to keep a cohesive, balanced image.

The ball was placed perfectly over a defender, but low enough to keep his receiver inbounds.