Sentence examples for enough uniform from inspiring English sources

With 84 players expected in camp and 19 numbers held out of circulation for varied reason, the clubhouse manager Lou Cucuzza Jr. did not have enough uniform numbers to go around.

Small enough room, easy enough uniform, loose enough management style (i.e., lots of staff and management drinking shenanigans) and on most nights, plenty enough cash to pocket.

Himmler was proof that even a chicken farmer can look vaguely distinguished if you put him in a nice enough uniform.

But many officers are badly equipped and there are not enough uniforms, guns or vehicles.

As it stands, there is little chance that Ralph Lauren, with two weeks before the games, could produce enough uniforms domestically.

The New Yorker, April 21 , 1951P. 25 Background: So many inductees have descended upon Fort Dix that there aren't enough uniforms to go around; consequently, the men dress in a variety of outfits.

By Celene Young and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 21 , 1951P. 25 Background: So many inductees have descended upon Fort Dix that there aren't enough uniforms to go around; consequently, the men dress in a variety of outfits.

Gelatin is not firm enough or uniform enough to test in this fashion, thus ASTM D695 methods were not applied.

Stadiums have resembled military forts, with enough blue uniforms and guns to safeguard some small towns.

"I'm assuming that each team only brought enough new uniforms for three days," writes Richard O'Hagan, "so which hideous outfits are getting a second outing today?" It's all very tasteful.

Singers and dancers in neutral 1920s dresses, cloches and men's wear are uniform enough to be figures on a travel poster, bouncy enough to be naughty.