Sentence examples for enough to call a from inspiring English sources

None of them knew enough to call a lawyer.

Until Wednesday, a specific policy had never loomed large enough to call a referendum.

It dwindled until there wasn't enough to call a hunting territory.

IN Laura Anne Brown's experience, few men are brave enough to call a date a date.

Whenever Warriors Coach Brian Winters became disgusted enough to call a timeout, nothing really changed.

There's a lot to be said for a series goofy enough to call a character Dave the Stand-In.

For example, at the age of eleven, I had to work out whether my mother was "ill enough" to call an ambulance after she collapsed and I was the only one home.

I sauntered up the street for the third time,(one, two) to see if maybe, just maybe -- my idea at the last association meeting would mitigate a problem that my neighborhood is fortunate enough to call an issue of concern.

If you do something over-dramatic, like faint, your teacher might suspect you are faking or think it's serious enough to call an ambulance.

Most seemed happy enough to call him a false nine but he was a very different false nine to, say, Lionel Messi.

It's not enough to call Copenhagen a bike-friendly city: I'd call it a biking city that is moderately car-friendly.