Sentence examples for enough to fall by from inspiring English sources
These snowflakes are large enough to fall by depositional growth alone.
They were inept enough to fall behind by 23 points in the first quarter, resilient enough to rally back and cut the deficit to a point in the third, and still disjointed enough that they never took the lead in the second half.
Running thousands of simulations of possible season outcomes would likely produce that result the greatest number of times, but the possibility that at least one of those two teams could struggle enough to fall behind the Nuggets by season's end is well within the realm of possibility, especially if the season mostly goes well for Denver.
Inventors who aren't fortunate enough to fall into the categories helped by Nesta or other specialist programmes such as the university schemes should not despair, as other, less obvious sources of support do exist - if you know where to look for them.
Reporters, not drug users, apparently were the only ones gullible enough to fall for an unoriginal hoax by police in Louisiana.
By 9 30 I'm tired enough to fall asleep before the sun has completely set.
"There is nothing to be talked about except by anyone who is gullible enough to fall for this crap," Radical London said.
When enough droplets thicken around them, they become heavy enough to fall as rain or snow.
Perhaps inspired by the theme (Punk: Chaos to Couture), Woods reportedly got "tipsy" enough to fall down.
Players not good enough to fall under the 140 Rule had their scholarships withdrawn before the end of each year by the other schools.
