Sentence examples for going to spend enough from inspiring English sources
"He's going to spend enough to get his message out".
And most Android lovers are not going to spend enough time with iOS to fully appreciate the differences.
"They wanted a churn of supporters who were going to spend hundreds of pounds in the souvenir shop". For Walsh, enough was enough.
If you've not planned well enough, you're going to spend more for hotels and airfares, because generally, these reservations cost more when they're made at the last minute.
However, I have a more important question for Ms. Byrne, which is, "Is this opportunity big enough to be worth it?" If you are going to spend your money, time and effort on a business, does this one have enough upside?
"But you're going to spend it to blow up innocent people, if we can get enough kids to grow old enough for you to send to Iraq to get their heads blown off for the president's amusement".
Lucky enough it was empty, because otherwise we're going to spend our budget before we even start recording.
Another saw a potential divide in how and where they spend holidays as a couple: "I've seen enough Sturm und Drang in some marriages related to where someone is going to spend Christmas, Thanksgiving, 'insert-holiday-here,' " she wrote.
