Sentence examples for enough to settle a from inspiring English sources
An early goal from the South Korean midfielder Kim Bo-kyung proved to be enough to settle a poor game in which an in-form home side failed to create a decent chance.
A French ballistic missile launched from the left foot of Zinedine Zidane on the stroke of half-time proved enough to settle a final that mixed some scrappy, foul-ridden football with touches of the sublime and was rarely short of dramatic impact.
George Boyd's first-half header was enough to settle a game that never quite matched the party mood the home support – many wearing face masks of their manager – were hoping to enjoy ahead of a rare trip to the national stadium.
And he wasn't distinctive enough to settle into a particular character type, either: not a working-class hero like Jean Gabin, or an aristocrat like Pierre Fresnay, or a wise guy like Jean-Paul Belmondo, or an existentialist heartthrob like his "Z" co-star Yves Montand.
Nor are the fighters or their international backers exhausted enough to settle for a comprehensive peace.
He'll be happy enough to settle for a blemish-free 66.
After Mr. Papandreou agreed on Sunday to step aside once a new coalition government had been formed, the parties could not seem to stop fighting long enough to settle on a candidate.
In many cases, these companies have begun seeing growth but are not ready (or financially capable enough) to settle into a long-term office space that they may soon outgrow.
How they would earn a living, what they would do to make ends meet and how they would be secure enough to settle down, buy a home and bring up a family.
The first preseason game, of course, was not nearly enough to settle what has been a rather close competition through camp between Clemens and Sanchez.
Many internships, like Chandra Levy's, are designed to last only a few months: long enough to fall in love or make an impression but not long enough to settle into their surroundings, to build a network of close friends who look out for one another.
