Sentence examples for enough used from inspiring English sources

I say "get rid of the balls" (which, funnily enough, used to be the catchprase of the East German Women's Athletics Federation).

He exchanges an empty 40-gallon barrel for one filled with enough used soybean oil to have deep-fried a week's worth of chicken wings, shrimp, fish, onion rings and French fries.

We all knew that Hitch's death would be any day soon, he himself made sure that we knew that, and the effect, for me, at least, was that I had got enough used to the prospect that it lost its threat and menace.

The latter, subtitled "Recipes from Ukraine and beyond", and by a lovely writer who funnily enough used to work at Ottolenghi, took me into a cuisine I didn't know much about and I was quickly won over by the vibrant, delicious dishes – banish smelly cabbage soup from your mind.

That the 15-year-old Parker, oddly enough, used to intern for Mark Pincus' Washington, D.C. startup, FreeLoader, the first consumer push information service, before he, you know, became famous.

Although the term is widely enough used that various non-emotional patterns of behavior and motivation can be called "envious" without linguistic impropriety, it seems clear that these are so called because of their resemblance to the emotional syndrome.

And sure enough – using a similar treaty – Philip Morris sued the Australian government for the same policy.

But if you're brave enough, use a bit of wrist action and flip it.

"Here's the catch: most folks aren't saving enough using standard growth assumptions," he said.

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In clean saute pan, heat 2 tablespoons fat (if there is not enough, use canola oil) over medium-high heat.