Sentence examples for gross enough from inspiring English sources

Like Burningman wasn't gross enough.

Initially, this makes it gross enough to be a deal-breaker for many viewers.

The famous eye gouging, which might be expected to be too much for children, is handled with playful humor that keeps it gross enough to be icky without actually being scary.

Except perhaps for not being quite gross enough, Paulsen has mastered the very hard trick of sounding exactly like a 12-year-old without being either cute or condescending.

"It is gross enough that he's serving as Donald Trump's hug pimp, but let's not gloss over the fact that he just said: 'How about a little hug for the Bushy,' a phrase that, if it's not already, should be a felony offense in all 50 states".

The cost of such solid improvements, though, is nothing compared with the £452m of Mansour's oil inheritance spent on 22 new players (average price £22m) and paying wages gross enough to lure them to City – the highest paid, the Argentinian Carlos Tevez, earns £198,000 a week, or £10m a year, basic.

Still, Mr. Densberger, who lives in Berwick, Pa., grosses enough to continue to maintain a family income of $35,000 a year.

How much theatrical gross is enough?

That gross was enough to break even, said Mr. Richards, a lead producer on "Life in the Theater" as well.

This year he expects to gross $50,000, enough to get by in Hamburg.

Using a pretax 401(k) might reduce your adjusted gross income enough to make you eligible for a more flexible Roth IRA; or might keep you from losing the child credit; or might allow you to deduct interest on college loans.