Sentence examples for enough to get around from inspiring English sources

Thank goodness Montreal is compact enough to get around by foot.

"I'm just known enough to keep me ego floating, but unknown enough to get around, which is nice".

It's small enough to get around easily, the people are friendly and it has breathtaking views of the harbour, the bridge and the Opera House.

Biologists have used twine to rope off habitats and, in many cases, close parts of a beach until the plover chicks hatch and grow strong enough to get around on their own.

If your horse is smart enough to get around the rocks easily, try screwing down tough balls, like the indestructible ones made for dogs, or other tough, non-toxic, non-splintering pet toys to the bottom of the feed tub.

"The kids are smart enough to get around any technology you might use".

"We've got enough roads to get around, and we've still got leaves on our trees," Mr. Shumlin told a group in Rutland on Wednesday, adding that he would tell tourists, "It might be goat paths instead of highways, but we can get you there".

There aren't really enough dedicated cycle lanes to get around, and there's not a big cycling culture here yet, but it's getting more popular.

Then again, there are times -- some of Baelish's maneuvering springs to mind -- when it just doesn't make sense that a given character would be able to get around fast enough to keep pace with developments in the plot.

"She had already learned to get around well enough, but couldn't channel her puppy energy into playful romping, or chasing toys, or running in circles like the other dogs.

Take enough to get you around so that you don't need to pull out your ATM card for a hamburger.