Sentence examples for enough to divert from inspiring English sources

Is it enough to divert one of them off of a less risky platform?

Once he got back in the pocket, they were talented enough to divert us around the pocket.

Knight gets out the scoop … and gets the finest of toes onto the ball, just doing enough to divert the ball to the fine leg boundary.

Nordfeldt managed to get a body part on it, sending the ball arching into the air, but not enough to divert it over the bar.

Air Commodore John McGarry, a senior Australian military official, said the satellite material was credible enough to divert Australian-led search efforts to this area.

5.56am GMT WICKET! c Clarke b Lyon 0 (England 174-8) Bresnan in fact got a tiny bottom edge on that ball from Lyon, enough to divert the ball into the outside of off stump.

They pointed to the heavy demand by freight carriers for existing railroad tracks in New Jersey and elsewhere, which may not leave enough room to divert much of the cargo now trucked to and from the city.

Until quite recently, the Franschhoek valley was a place to pass through on your way to somewhere else: there wasn't enough there to divert you for long beyond the tea and craft shops, the obligatory wine tastings and the fascinating Huguenot Memorial Museum, which commemorates the arrival of the Protestant Huguenots, fleeing persecution in France, and their contribution to Afrikaner culture.

Somebody with enough integrity to divert attention from the time he admitted to thinking his daughter was hot on national television.

To meet the deadline, Six Companies had to complete work by early 1933, since only in late fall and winter was the water level in the river low enough to safely divert.

Although few were life-threatening, 442 were serious enough to require diverting the plane — and 94 people died onboard.