Sentence examples for enough calling from inspiring English sources

And they concluded that such short-termism was "simply not good enough", calling on ministers to introduce a sustained and funded package to improve physical education in schools.

Last night, he finally had enough, calling his manager after his third throwing error in four innings and telling him how badly he was hurting the team.

Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, who enjoys strong support in Conservative ranks, said the proposed agreement did not go far enough – calling for tougher action to give the House of Commons a veto over EU laws.

A dark waltz on record, tonight it morphs into something truly unsettlingly: Karen O and Miranda deliver ghostly harmonising on the closing couplet – "Didn't you ever have enough?" – calling to mind the creepy twins from The Shining.

But the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, said the announcement of an internal inquiry did not to far enough, calling for "a full independent investigation to reassure the British public".

Some Republicans criticised the move as not enough, calling for the attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor.

This project is, straightforwardly enough, called "Valentine's Day".

"Did you have enough?" calls a woman from behind the counter with a big grin.

Re "When a Search Engine Isn't Enough, Call a Librarian" (Feb.

I sensibly enough called that book "Comeback," and it was followed by "Backflash" and now "Flashfire".

Still, despite what Selig said, the umpires have botched enough calls to shed their anonymity.