Sentence examples for enough to rise from inspiring English sources

Will MPs be brave enough to rise to his challenge?

But it's enough to rise up and sink my teeth into the monster's flesh.

Of course, not all seamounts began as islands; some were never tall enough to rise above sea level.

But his friend David Kessler questioned whether Guru was distinctive enough to rise above the growing pack of beverage choices.

"We should be strong enough and resilient enough to rise to the challenge, not turn our backs.

It's a tough crowd, and half-efforts and skin-deep revisions aren't likely to be enough to rise to the top.

"No voice would have had wing enough to rise above the uproar, and Mr. Brooke, disagreeably anointed, stood his ground no longer," Eliot writes.

The report criticised the Department for Education under successive regimes and councils for not responding quickly enough to rising birth rates between 2001 and 2011.

The CO2-depleted gas stream is then reheated above 70 °C with enough buoyancy to rise through the stack.

3. Pour 3½ cups peanut oil into a large wok, or enough oil to rise 1½ inches from the bottom.

He made 40 appearances for a Burnley side that delivered enough consistency to rise to the top of the Championship.