Sentence examples for enough between from inspiring English sources

Good enough between two slices of white bread, though.

Yet things are not sharp enough between her and Valmont.

It does not, however, distinguish clearly enough between complex carbohydrates (good) and refined ones (bad).

Sure enough, between 1970 and 1990 the world used 600 billion barrels of oil.

The next slab of credit will have to be shared, appropriately enough, between the two enemies themselves.

The cat was passed on to Almodóvar, and it turned out that the children had not looked carefully enough between its legs.

But it improved enough between two visits to inspire hope that Motorino will eventually launch itself into the upper strata of the city's pizzerias.

DeGeneres apparently decided to go public after dreaming of a caged bird that found there was space enough between the bars to get out.

Six hours was enough, between the 6 a.m. start time and noon lunch break, for the first wave of local workers to quit.

It is lightweight enough--between two and three times the mass of Earth--to almost certainly be rocky like Earth rather than a huge ball of gas.

Sure enough, between 1991 and 1997 the average annual premium increase slowed from 12.1% to 0.2%.