Sentence examples for enough to lay it from inspiring English sources

We're strong enough to lay it all on the table and work toward a solution.

Her descriptions really gave a sense of Cisneros' personality and fallibility, and they made me think that a) she either knows him extraordinarily well; b) he felt comfortable enough to lay it all bare for her in a very short time; or c) she is an incredibly intuitive writer.

There isn't enough information to lay it on Apple's doorstep just yet.

I don't need to know every detail, but if it's big enough to lie about it, then it probably shouldn't be happening" —Nicole.

I don't need to know every detail, but if it's big enough to lie about it, then it probably shouldn't be happening" —Nicole Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.

The fact this seems to have been historically mistranslated and the fact that the rug was purple is beside the point; when celebrities walk that scarlet path, they do so because they have been deemed fabulous enough to lay their feet on it.

It is tight enough to lay the bottle on its side in the refrigerator.

It's just snug enough to lay flat and hold its shape.

The stitch should be tight enough to lay flat on the fabric, but not so tight that it makes the fabric bunch underneath it.

As with the WikiLeaks stuff, it's not clear that any of it would rise to the level of collusion or anything criminal, but Cohen seemed to be worried enough to lie about it.

Dr. Blackburn enjoyed the book, or at least she was nice enough to lie about it.