Sentence examples for enough time to call from inspiring English sources

I also thought we had enough time to call timeout.

The few minutes that he spent praying were enough time to call up an Apache helicopter armed with Hellfire missiles.

He had just enough time to call his wife before the police bundled him into a waiting car.

If that happened, Mr. DeFrancesco said, his staff might not have enough time to call the winners in all the races before a runoff.

"If a truck breaks down, there isn't enough time to call the railroad to let them know". Back on the train, most passengers had a clear view of the truck.

Should the government use the ABCC to call a double dissolution it would need to recall parliament early for a budget in the first week of May, instead of the second Tuesday, in order to have enough time to call a double dissolution within the constitutionally permissible time frame.

The timelines released by the police since the shooting have raised questions about their response and whether officers had enough time to address Mr. Campos's call and potentially end the massacre sooner.

My greatest ambition for my marriage is that we keep treating each other with as much tenderness and respect as we did when we first met, and that we love each other enough to admit it's time to call it a day if we ever can no longer do this.

Don't end up spending more than enough time texting; if the conversation strays on, or is very important, then it's time to call the person.

Time to call Teddy Roosevelt.

Time to call an auctioneer.