Sentence examples for enough to fire from inspiring English sources
I looked back to see Abdullah, who had stopped running long enough to fire at me.
"Tragically, the attackers succeeded in getting close enough to fire some shots," the statement said.
They were all destroyed by air before they got close enough to fire.
If, however, this strong consensus were enough to fire or sanction someone, then academic freedom would be meaningless.
The enigma of her character was more than enough to fire Ms. Parson's and Mr. Lazar's imaginations.
"We're going like hell" on days that are cold enough to fire up the snow guns, he said.
Still, others wonder why there is enough ammunition to fire in long bursts at funerals in the cities, but not enough for battle.
It's completely unusable We can't even generate enough power to fire our weapons!
Galileo was designed to have enough bandwidth to fire home one picture per minute, while also transmitting information from its other instruments.
A tank finally entered the gorge, only to find that its cannon was unable to tilt far enough up to fire at the rebels above.
If those allegations prove true, the Saints' owner, Tom Benson, has to show he has enough backbone to fire Loomis, writes Jeffri Chadiha on ESPN.com.
