Sentence examples for enough time to count from inspiring English sources

"There is still enough time to count all the votes.

It should have moved the primary to June to provide enough time to count the votes.

That's because I've not had comprehensive health insurance, and since I was a student and never earned enough money for a long enough time to count as "exercising my treaty rights" I can't apply.

This is in summer mind you, that former bastion of freedom and boredom, when a kid had enough time to count blades of grass and tally the mosquito bites on his leg.

To get a feel for our problem, suppose you get a look at a speckled hen in good light, but without enough time to carefully count the number of speckles on it.

When a company like Dove (and increasingly others) try to use more real women in adverts we still complain that they are not representative enough (this person actually takes the time to count and list how many seconds certain ethnicities feature in the film for) or that they are still too "beautiful" or still "not fat enough".

Time to count the savings.

Time to count the votes.

There wasn't even time to count to 10.

It would require that overseas and military voters receive ballots at least 45 days before an election — something advocates included after reports that some overseas voters weren't getting their ballots with enough time to return them by the counting deadline.

They repeatedly asked whether that was enough time to conduct laborious hand counts in the populous counties where they are now under way.