Sentence examples for enough referring from inspiring English sources

Inside the stadium, the home of the Broncos, chants of "Eight is enough," referring to President Bush's tenure, broke out, and big delegate hats outnumbered face paint (usually preferred at a football game).

One banner, seen by Reuters news agency, read "Your time is up! 24 years of false transition is enough", referring to administrations since the end of communist rule in 1989.

See related research by Bendel et al., http://ccforum.com/content/12/5/R126 The expression 'enough is enough' refers to the idea that we can unambiguously decide on what is sufficient in life.

Winston Churchill once asserted that "one is enough" when referring to a narrow victory in a parliamentary vote.

If you only have a container that is wide enough but not long enough, then refer to the Tips.

Neha was recovered because her abductor, a woman named Kajal who lived close by and whom Neha knew well enough to refer to as "Kajal Aunty," was brazen enough to return to her neighborhood the next day, possibly to abduct another child.

It may no longer be enough to refer the toleration of intolerance to the First Amendment.

But a member of the firm was kind enough to refer him to a Carroll Gardens designer named Robert B. Farrell.

There are other search engines, and it's easy enough to refer to online searching without naming a specific one.

Why wasn't an Agency for Children's Services worker knowledgeable enough to refer Ahsianea for interventions to experienced professionals?

It's not enough to refer to Democratic landslides and Democratic senators as "Democrat landslides" and "Democrat senators".