Sentence examples for enough out to from inspiring English sources

They could not even paddle far enough out to catch porpoises, which had been a chief source of protein.

He swam about an hour, until he felt he was far enough out to intercept the PT's.

The M. V. Fairview will take you far enough out to see seals weighing up to 1,000 pounds.

Startups need to be close enough to the BU to validate assumptions and leverage BU resources (people, funding, relationships, etc). but just far enough out to be able to use different processes and systems to move fast, pivot, etc.

On the night's fishing with Hissi, he and all other fishermen were allowed less than six miles offshore, not far enough out to reach the schools of large fish.

Mr Bjork confined the probes to search only solar systems in what is called the "galactic habitable zone" of the Milky Way, where solar systems are close enough to the centre to have the right elements necessary to form rocky, life-sustaining planets, but are far enough out to avoid being struck by asteroids, seared by stars or frazzled by bursts of radiation.

All Contreras needed to do was throw strikes, challenge hitters and secure enough outs to get the Yankees to the sixth or seventh inning with an edge.

There's going to be one big challenge for Apple: getting enough smartphones out to customers.

"It's hard enough getting out to the restaurants, never mind Bahrain," he joked.

What she said seemed clear enough, profound enough, insightful enough to get out to the world as a printable interview.

But enough, it turns out, to make everything different.