Sentence examples for enough to rival from inspiring English sources

The downstairs lounge had three exits -- enough to rival the city's finest speakeasies during Prohibition.

IF SONY buys MGM it would create a movie business big enough to rival America's entertainment giant, Time Warner.

A Manchin campaign aide said that the ad buy was about $100,000, enough to rival the N.R.A.'s campaign.

Its trade was large enough to be worth seizing but not great enough to rival that of the English.

Many cellphones and personal digital assistants have screens with a resolution fine enough to rival that of the printed page.

The Dynamic Perspective display is a needless gimmick and its Firefly camera isn't good enough to rival services elsewhere.

Both grooms wore navy Ted Baker suits, each of their mothers read poetry, and the music afterward was almost loud enough to rival Twilo in its heyday.

Colin Channer and Michael Baisden, two other testosterone-influenced practioners of black chick-lit, haven't been around long enough or sold enough books to rival Mr. Dickey.

When the guns and hijackers appear, Julavits creates enough tension to rival an airport-bookstore thriller.

Western banks, Mr Guo says, "don't have many opportunities" to build enough branches to rival the vast networks of the big domestic banks.

At some stands, there's just an honesty box — throw down a few dollars and you've got enough fruit to rival Carmen Miranda's headpiece.