Sentence examples for enough to engulf from inspiring English sources

It is generally reddish in colour, slightly oval in shape, and approximately 16,500 km (10,250 miles) wide large enough to engulf Earth.

But the spot has been shrinking steadily since the Voyager 2 spacecraft visited it in 1979; it used to be big enough to engulf two Earths.

He is thin as an exclamation mark with blue eyes and spiky peroxided hair - and his laugh is big enough to engulf him.

And in 2017, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration stated that end-of-the-century sea-level rise could reach as high as 8.2 feet, enough to engulf waterfront cities around the world.

From the first whispers of illegal practice at the News of the World in 2006, has grown a scandal large enough to engulf the Metropolitan Police, the entire British political establishment and a globe-straddling media conglomerate.

It is a small tornado, it must be said, but big enough to engulf trees, and any passing Belgian that gets in its path: a storm of dust, stones, clods of earth, straw and animal droppings.

After thieves stole flowers from him recently, Mr. Price, who could become the Charles Bronson of guacamole, planted his hillsides with long-thorned finger cactus -- "enough to completely engulf the valley," he said.

It seems to me that even though these clouds are very hot, they must have a very low density, and would likely not cause many problems for such planet systems unfortunate enough to become engulfed in an 18,000,000 deg.

The researchers speculate that the fibers were small enough to be engulfed and expelled by immune cells.

Unicells can feed on this food but also on other unicells (provided these other unicells are small enough to be engulfed).

We were at least fortunate enough to not be engulfed in a fiery lithium ion inferno.