Sentence examples for enough from working from inspiring English sources

This is the only hint of Tho's opinion in the matter, before he switches to the Party line that An had suffered enough from working for so many years behind enemy territory and that he should be allowed to retire in peace.

After saving enough money from working at a pizza place during high school in Chicago, Farina finally splurged and began his music career.

It was quite suitable, but just far enough from work to give Dr. Riordan pause.

The committee found a lack of rigour in the collection of student debt, a failure to collect enough from graduates working abroad, and that collection targets set for the Student Loan Company SLCC) by the department were "not fit for purpose".

The CCT payments in themselves are not big enough to discourage people from working.

Two, federal benefits average $290 a week, about half of what the typical family spends on basics and hardly enough to dissuade someone from working.

Asked about the charges against Mr. Drabinsky, Mr. Loquasto called them "disturbing, to say the least, but not enough to keep me from working with him".

The reality is Starbucks routinely prevents employees from working enough hours to qualify for the company's health insurance, and the average barista earns $7.75 an hour.

Walls and ceilings don't make music, and only rarely do they behave badly enough to keep our ears from working.

There's just enough going on to occupy the shallows of the mind, but not enough to stop the deeper realms from working.

Even if a disease were detected, the information legally wouldn't be enough to prevent a police officer from working.