Sentence examples for enough to throw a from inspiring English sources

In strong temblors these sudden jolts can be sharp enough to throw a person off balance.

Rich enough to throw a diamond of more than 30 carats into a snowdrift and not look for it.

A film need not echo your life, the nuances can be enough to throw a spotlight on your soul.

IF you're brave enough to throw a cocktail party in the heat of this summer, think white sangria.

His basic move is to back into the hoop, left-right-left-right, until he is close enough to throw a short jump shot.

You can send a soldier crawling through the bushes or swimming across a lake until he is close enough to throw a grenade behind a barricade.

But I greatly resent the idea that he should throw himself in front of a bullet because a grown congressman isn't brave enough to throw an N.R.A. lobbyist out of his office.

The sudden movement is not enough to throw an aggressor off, but the experiments by Laidre and his colleague, Louise Roberts, suggest that by shaking in their shells, the crabs signal that someone is home and intends to stay put.

And if he hasn't dislodged Bobby Orr from the top of that list, he's close enough to throw an elbow, which he wouldn't do because one of the other things Lidstrom will be remembered for is how unerringly nice he is.

All a woman has to do is be brave enough to throw out a quiver of a request: "Does anyone know someone who understands Twitter?" We all know what happens next.

"The Appeal" is clever enough to throw in a rogue third candidate, a clownishly unelectable figure who can draw publicity away from Sheila McCarthy.