Sentence examples for had assembled enough from inspiring English sources

He thought that the staff had assembled enough evidence to support charging individuals.

I had assembled enough material to fill a silo, and now I had no idea what to do with it.

By 2002, Tisherman and Safar were convinced that they had assembled enough evidence to test suspended animation in humans.

Within a few years, Mr. Bullard had assembled enough land to unveil a $450 million plan for a new amusement park on the site of the former Steeplechase Park, which included a 110,500-square-foot parcel between Surf Avenue and the boardwalk where the old Thunderbolt ride, immortalized in "Annie Hall," once sat.

Union leaders claimed that several strikers had been killed; the police denied it.The Gray voteA campaign to recall Governor Gray Davis of California claimed it had assembled enough signatures to force a referendum on removing him.Another top Bush economic official resigned.

There are no simple answers to these questions, but following many grueling, air-conditioned, popcorn-fueled hours of research, we have assembled enough data to offer an abridged field guide to the Hollywood male animal.

As for the judges, Mr Frist seems to have assembled enough votes to carry out his "nuclear threat"—getting rid of the filibuster that allows Democrats to delay judicial appointments.

That you just need to learn a little more, to integrate one more dose of perspicacity from some billionaire or guru, and then you too will have assembled enough of an arsenal of wisdom to overcome any of life's or business's obstacles.

Once you have assembled enough, move your pile of cash to something more lucrative.

It is a shame that Milch, a knowledgeable horse owner who loves the game, and the impressive cadre of expert advisers he had assembled, didn't get far enough along to deal with the drug issue, along with a few other horror stories that need telling.

Despenser denied all the charges, insisting that enough men had assembled at Ypres, that he had chosen his commanders well and that he had not refused to obey the king's orders.