Sentence examples for enough to bang from inspiring English sources

Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, was annoyed enough to bang his microphone.

She should be woman enough to bang those quarrelsome men's heads together and re-establish border controls worthy of the name.

If a Soviet leader was crass enough to bang his shoe on the table at the United Nations, what other savagery might he be capable of?

This time around, though, they are decidedly more fun than flash -- gold-plated stainless-steel versions that look like a million bucks with a tan, but are inexpensive enough to bang around all summer.

He knew that he was not quick enough to bang the ball into the pitch like his colleagues, who in turn were light years away from the threat posed by Mitchell Johnson six months ago.

Those who know Sigurdsson well are convinced he has the ability to play at the highest level, but if there is one slight reservation it relates to that situation at Spurs and whether such an affable man is single-minded enough to bang on the manager's door and ask to play in his best position.

His strength may have been ebbing, but he now and again lifts some coal to the locomotive's fire, and subsequently he musters up enough strength to bang the locomotive driver over the head with a shovel, and then to leap from the locomotive to the snow.

The Cubii is a pretty simple elliptical trainer but the design has been tweaked so the trajectory of the pedals keeps the user's knees low enough not to bang the underside of the desk.

I'd finally have a swath of uninterrupted minutes to read the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists Decoding Your Dog and possibly enough time to bang out an article review.

Not much use to any Canadian who is unlucky enough to be banged up while abroad.

And the cup holders are in front of the stick shift, but forward enough to avoid banged knuckles.