Sentence examples for enough to form a from inspiring English sources

Once the water is added, work the mixture only enough to form a soft dough ball.

By its calculations, it won 63 seats (not the 55 declared)—enough to form a government.

That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government".

The bloc captured the most seats in the March 7 election, though not enough to form a government.

That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government in the coming days".

"For most of my career I've played behind a striker, but close enough to form a partnership with them.

Some weeks, there were not enough to form a minyan, a quorum of 10 men required to hold services.

When this layer is thick enough to form a cast, the excess slip is poured off and the mold is removed.

Suppose that on September 27th the Social Democrats win the most votes but not enough to form a government with their intended partner, the Greens.

Mr. Yanukovich's political party, the Party of Regions, has the largest bloc of votes in Parliament, but not enough to form a coalition.

I don't mean those close enough to form a real personal bond — nobody at Uncle Barry's last night was a Plouffe or a Jarrett or an Axelrod.