Sentence examples for enough to steal from inspiring English sources
"There was enough for everybody -- enough to use, enough to steal.
This second high-rise also spirals asymmetrically, but not quite enough to steal the limelight from "Marilyn".
Simon's friend Alice Sophie Nélissee) detaches herself just long enough to steal a peek through a crack in the door before being shooed away.
Ruth describes an apartment that smelled of garlic because of the Italian restaurant downstairs, and Lisa thinks this is good enough to steal.
Discreet, structured, with subtly gleaming hardware and an air of quiet confidence, the bags compliment the signature dresses, and are strong enough to steal their limelight.
"I remember they were always saying he didn't hit enough home runs or he wasn't fast enough to steal 20 to 30 bases.
Subtle enough not to steal the limelight, it has it's own nutty moreish flavour.
He was bold enough, however, to steal his prisoner photographs from his dossier as Labor Inmate No. 1872.
It was a bitter end to an exhausting, frustrating marathon of tedious work that many people had branded as a partisan attempt to hunt for enough votes to steal an election.
Even if nobody in the world has the expertise to recreate it, it is still vulnerable to so-called script kiddies, hackers with enough skill to steal and install it.
