Sentence examples for enough to acquire from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, she has eaten enough to acquire the large, comfy physicality of a mammy.
Those fortunate enough to acquire idolatry status with the Celtic supporters are assured of unswerving loyalty.
"Sometimes it's just a matter of being around long enough to acquire enemies or get sloppy," Mr. Healy said.
By the time he was 17, he was good enough to acquire the essential badge of pool aristocracy, a nickname.
He attends school just long enough to acquire two accomplices in the form of brave Virginia and timid Bertolt.
Some say that Mr Batista's ultimate aim was to amass a fortune big enough to acquire his father's old firm, Vale, now a global giant.
Early reports of hardware failures afflicting Sony's new PlayStation 4 console have now become widespread enough to acquire a nickname: the "Blue Light of Death".
Like a flabby Hope Diamond, Albert Haynesworth is a fascinating, oversized trinket that brings nothing but misery to anyone foolish enough to acquire him.
The "end of history" thesis has been repeated enough to acquire the ring of truth – though it has also, of course, been challenged.
BMX bikes are fairly cheap and robust with no gears, which means it's easy enough to acquire one and get started.
According to Forbes magazine's valuation of the club at the time, $1bn would have been enough to acquire a 56% controlling stake.
