Sentence examples for enough striking from inspiring English sources
But she proved herself soon enough, striking a key deal with AOL that paid off and setting Google on the way to becoming profitable.
The posters warning illegal immigrants to "go home or face arrest" were bad enough, striking a bullying note more reminiscent of a British National Party rally than a responsible government campaign.
It is this transparently obstructionist tactic to which President Obama said "enough," striking a badly needed blow for checks and balances with strong support both from the text and the original purpose of the recess appointment clause.
But Nagy threw just enough strikes to get ahead in the count, and the Yankees' hitters were often reaching for pitches at the fringes of the strike zone, with terrible results.
Chances are that the guy must have already noticed you and soon enough strike a friendship with you if he likes what he hears about you.
Enough is enough!" After a moment, Kern asked that the phrase "Enough is enough" be stricken from the interview because it too closely echoed the song "Enough Is Enough" sung by Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer, two gay icons.
"He throws enough strikes so that you have to be aggressive," Thome said.
Unable to throw enough strikes, Rocker lost his closer's job and, worse, was demoted to the minor leagues briefly.
He stayed in for two batters in the sixth, retiring one, and while he threw enough strikes, his pitches did not dart and dive as usual.
In a departure from previous years, when opposing pitchers either were ordered not to pitch to foreign-born players on the verge of breaking Oh's record or refused to do it on their own, Balentien saw enough strikes to break the record.
