Sentence examples for enough to be today from inspiring English sources

But – and here's the really hilarious part – it isn't modern enough to be "today".

It was late spring, nearly warm enough to be summer.

Beaded toe rings have also turned up, stretchy enough that you can switch from one toe to another, and inexpensive enough to be pure summer fun.

Their solution proved unique enough to be patented in 2001.

Let's all hope the Tate's lawyer is young enough to be considered in 2011.

Those of us fortunate enough to be at Westminster last week can attest to that.

It wasn't even big enough to be scary in 1959".

The vast majority of this squad are young enough to be there in 2015.

And he said he was hopeful Ferrari would improve enough to be competitive in 2015.

It is not enough to be a star in today's media-driven political circus.

That's enough to be in the hunt this year because it's so splintered and wide open.