Sentence examples for enough time to ease from inspiring English sources
"If the Olympics were one month or six weeks after [the Tour], you'd have time to do a bit of track work, but [with 10 days] there's not enough time to ease back and come up to form like you should," Yates says.
Build in enough time in your day (and evening) to ensure enough time to ease into your sleep preparation mode, as well as, to get your ideal hours of sleep.
But eventually I decided enough was enough and settled for 80 baht each time to ease the unpleasantness each time.
One reason why beef prices will take some time to ease: Calves require more than two years to gain enough weight for slaughter.
Time to ease out of our work week and ESCAPE.
This problem can often be alleviated by altered consistencies, safe swallowing techniques and hand feeding, taking enough time to do this properly to ease swallowing and reduce the risk of aspiration [ 53].
Once you've given yourself enough time to mourn your relationship, it's time to slowly ease back into the world.
Due to this void, opposing quarterbacks have had enough time to drop back and find their targets with relative ease.
The large content of naphthenic groups leads to hydrogen transfer reaction which plays a role in easing the carbonizing reaction, so that the viscosity of the system is lowered and then the mesophase pitch molecules have enough time to rearrange.
