Sentence examples for enough to start doing from inspiring English sources

They are now old enough to start doing their own laundry and being responsible for their clothes and making sure they are washed.

At some stage I hope to develop enough strength and flexibility to start doing silks properly, but I have a way to go for that I think.

"I think the situation is getting urgent enough that we have got to start doing something now".

But in a commentary that the Lancet published along with the study, David Lott, a professor at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, raised concerns about the problem of getting through detox to start Vivitrol, noting that most study participants who failed to detox long enough to start Vivitrol did relapse.

It's hard enough to start a business -- did you feel it was harder not being able to see? Half the time I forget I can't see, which is problematic, trust me.

Nonetheless, Cameron is worried enough to start arguing that cuts do not necessarily mean frontline services suffering.

At this time they are matured enough to start mating and you don't want this happening.

Did Hudson-Odoi do enough to start at Wembley?

"We started poorly today and we felt with the wind you've got to try and get bodies forward and try and keep the ball alive in and around their area, which we didn't do well enough to start with".

People would say that we were too young, didn't know what we were doing or didn't know enough to start a business.

Maybe the repetition of such mindless, rote tasks makes for some kind of intuitive calculus of hope: If I do something enough, it will start doing itself during those times when I don't have the energy or the drive to keep on doing it.