Sentence examples for enough time to pull from inspiring English sources
"We almost don't have enough time to pull it off".
As the discussion goes on, we become excited about trying to solve this new puzzle, but also concerned about whether we have enough time to pull it off.
Reading defender Adrian Mariappa still believes the Berkshire club have enough time to pull themselves out of trouble, despite languishing in 19th place in the table.
The county was asked to host the main celebration but council leaders said they did not have enough time to pull it together.
If Romania approves its 2011 budget late in December, the I.M.F. would hold its board meeting to rubber stamp the disbursement of funds in early January to give Bucharest enough time to pull together sound policies, Mr. Franks said.
"I think we've addressed the problems now, it's just a case of whether we've got enough time to pull it around and I think we have".
Mr. Russell said he hoped Radar L.A. would be held again, perhaps in 2013 to provide enough lead time to pull it together.
Enough's enough: When is it time to pull the plug on a struggling start-up?
He said: "We've been there enough time, it's time to pull out and come home.
Time to pull the trigger!
