Sentence examples for enough designers from inspiring English sources

"There's not enough designers doing evening clothes for all the women in America who have places to wear them," she said.

While he conceded that Cairo lacked enough designers to produce a whole fashion week, "Cairo has long been fashion-conscious, so it makes sense to have something like Cairo's Fashion Nights".

When the companies founded by Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz merged in 1926, there were enough designers and engineers — Ferdinand Porsche among them — available to pursue various configurations of engines and gearboxes, with the goal of producing an affordable entry-level Mercedes, said Michael Kunz, manager of the Classic Center.

The look may have started in the street, but soon enough, designers like Vivienne Westwood and Dolce & Gabbana sent punk-inspired denim down their runways.

He is certainly a gifted enough designer to pull it off.

Where else, she asks, would you find yourself being summoned to the office of the C.E.O. and rebuked for failing to wear enough designer clothes?

Hence, in London, Lauren's polo-player logo appeared on the American uniforms with more prominence than the American flag, and there were enough designer names there to give credence to the point of Giorgio Armani, the designer of the Italian team's monochromatic dark suits and striped ties, who recently described these as "the most fashionable Olympic Games ever".

Here you'll find the historic Our Lady of Guadalupe Cathedral, flourishing arts and crafts markets, numerous galleries, restaurants and enough designer boutiques to fulfill any retail therapy urge.

Heated to millions of degrees Celsius, this plasma would fuse and generate abundant power--enough, designers hope, to ignite the world's first controlled, self-sustaining fusion burn.

At the turn of the millennium, he says, computer-aided design and drafting software had just advanced enough that designers could experiment with curves, "blobs", gradients, layered transparencies and lens flares for the first time.

Chicago suffers from a lack of internships — there are not nearly enough professional designers to absorb the annual influx of graduates.