Sentence examples for enough tap from inspiring English sources
The idea is simple enough, tap the intelligence in the wisdom of crowds, and use it.
The choreographer Brenda Bufalino once dreamed that if she got enough tap dancers together laying down interlocking rhythms, the sound could take the roof off a building.
There's not nearly enough tap, and what Hines and a couple of young subordinates do provide is often obscured by the heads of spectators in the first few rows.
A lot of bad shit has gone down here, and the game's gang of teenage visitors soon enough tap into a residual malevolence through the medium of radio waves.
Enough tap water was supplied to each container once a day to keep the soil moist.
Add enough tap water to to leave the tops of the pebbles dry.
When he was allowed on the stage for long enough, tap-dancing and pratfalling all over the place, everyone loved him and the audience went wild.
This last is difficult to organize, though, according to dormitory teacher Erdene-Chimeg: "[T]here are not enough taps and water for all the children to clean their teeth at once".
To win a policy debate it's not enough to tap into values; you've got to tap into them in a way that gives you a rhetorical advantage over your opponent.
He's happy enough to tap in for par, and take his chances elsewhere.
The Republicans and Mitt Romney have relentlessly accused President Obama of not moving swiftly enough to tap the nations' considerable offshore reserves of oil and natural gas.
