Sentence examples for enough laying from inspiring English sources
"She couldn't help enough, laying things out for us.
'If we catch them early enough, laying the foundations between 10 and 14, we'll produce a peer group of kids who'll spur each other on, dreaming of becoming champions.
And then, as if that weren't enough, laid horizontally in front of the bricks was a series of five metal bars anchored into the window frame.
Mr Corbyn's performance came after he was heavily criticised for not bowing deeply enough after laying a wreath at the Cenotaph on Sunday.
The cat and dog looked innocent enough but laying there on the floor was... Daffy's latest pet.
To determine if a space is big enough, try laying down and doing 'snow angels'.
Snipers and pistol users, with enough ammo laying around, can pick and chip your shields and health out from a safe distance.
After decades on the factory floor, he's seen enough workers laid off to know something about losses.
Soon enough she lays eggs, sets on them with short excursions for food, then tends to three or four small beaks that open for her scavenging.
There surely hasn't been enough irony laid on the fact that David Cameron, the former PR man, is being pilloried because of how adept he has been in cultivating the press.
Norwich have signed a new striker in Dean Ashton, whose 20 goals for Crewe prompted Nigel Worthington to pay £3million for him, but although he held the ball up well enough, and laid it off tidily, service was limited.
