Sentence examples for enough to pinch from inspiring English sources
LIFFE has been cheeky enough to pinch other European countries' business too.
In early summer, the gooseberries on the shelves are the young, green ones – plump but firm, just soft enough to pinch between your fingers.
A rare goal by Chris Powell - in front of the England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson - allied to some crucial saves by Dean Kiely and the help of the Charlton crossbar was enough to pinch the win and deepen Tottenham's gloom.
The crane arm could potentially swing fast enough to pinch a finger and the gripper servo can grab pretty hard, but these problems can be mitigated by moving the crane assembly away from the user or encasing it behind glass(like the candy cranes at a mall).
The existence of different standards for cars and light trucks—an anomaly that continues encouraged the rush into pickups and SUVs, overproduction of which ultimately helped sink America's car industry.Far better to have a carbon price high enough to pinch, and then let companies and consumers decide where to cut emissions.
Kemp was somewhat oddly deemed healthy enough to pinch hit Monday but not start.
He sustained tendinitis in his right knee in early July, was put on the disabled list -- he had hit 30 homers and had a chance to challenge his single-season record of 70 home runs -- and didn't return until September, still unable to play first base, and still hobbled, but fit enough to pinch-hit.
America says the proposed regime would have failed in both respects, by providing inspectors with enough power to pinch commercial secrets, but not enough to ferret out determined wrong-doers.
That should scoot the cup toward your fingers enough for you to pinch its base and pull it out.
Pack some sweets or chewing gum for them to suck on, or if they are old enough, teach them to pinch their nose and blow without any air coming out from the mouth or nose.
In his words, women should forgo "three or four lattes" to pinch enough pennies to buy birth control themselves.
