Sentence examples for caught enough to from inspiring English sources

Sam Rispoli, a former co-president of the Southampton Baymen's Association, said he went out scalloping twice last year and "barely caught enough to eat".

Testing does not net them all – Armstrong never failed a test – but it catches enough to make a difference.

He could not catch enough to feed his family of five but last month, he was able to buy a new boat with the help of Islamic donations.

The reason is that insects are small and hard to catch, and a large animal simply would not be able to catch enough to sustain it during its waking hours.

Their allocation is weighted heavily in favour of large corporations, and the fishermen with smaller boats say that they are simply not allowed to catch enough to survive.

I hope you've caught enough curiosity to put some of these exercises into practice.

The last pitch of this baseball season was a curveball that caught enough plate to induce a swing.

Brian Dozier ended the game staring at a 95-mph fastball that caught enough plate to convince umpire Gerry Davis that it was a strike.

Americans never caught enough sperm whales to throw them out of equilibrium.

Every summer, the first barrel of herring to be caught – enough for, say, 100 people to eat – is sold at auction and traditionally goes for around €70,000.

Durrell said it was a difficult exercise to catch enough bats to start the captive breeding programme designed to safeguard the species from being wiped out.