At first glance, it might have appeared that Leyton Orient had taken the old adage that if "you're good enough, you're old enough" a bit too far.
So he headed to South America, and soon enough a bit of poking around by a Paraguayan roadside brought him face-to-antenna with his "extinct" ant.
It would be over soon enough, a bit of a yawner for those less inclined to celebrate Mayweather's technical prowess in the ring, a study in precision for the purists.
Only last month, Labour colleague and chairman of the Commons children's committee, Barry Sheerman, caused a stir when he described Balls himself as, funnily enough, "a bit of a bully".
Later, I look up the routine to the Argentine tango: "The top half remains fairly calm and static, while the lower half is active and frenetic," Funnily enough, a bit like a swan.
So, Powers seems to say, we shall have to wait and see which is determinative of happiness, nature or nurture; for now, however, at novel's close, the answer must be, happily enough, "a bit of both".
Simple enough — even a bit glib.
This is fair enough, if a bit of a shame.
But if you're brave enough, use a bit of wrist action and flip it.
Often enough, though, a bit of more focused drama sneaks in.
SERVICE -- Friendly enough, though a bit formal, as befits the prices.
