Sentence examples for had served enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton did not run that year, he added, because "I really didn't think I knew enough and had served enough and done enough to run".

After one year he was released on $5,000 bail after the California Second District Court of Appeals ruled that he had served enough time to fulfill his three-year sentence.

In October a judge ruled that they had served enough time in protective custody and that it would be advisable to release them before they turned 19, when they would have entered prisons for young convicts.

The prisoner had served enough of his sentence to make him then eligible for parole.Jim Waterbury SeattleNo but, yeah but…SIR – A reader criticised one of your articles for being liberally peppered throughout with a "record for the number of sentences starting with conjunctions" (Letters, November 28th).

Mr. Clinton has made the same argument on her behalf, saying in September, for example, that Mr. Obama now has about as much experience as Mr. Clinton did in 1988, when he decided against a White House bid because he did not think he had "served enough or knew enough to run".

She said: "He has served enough time - there are murderers and rapists who get out after serving less time.

Here is a woman who has served enough time on the nerd benches, or rather, the greatest UK genre shows in recent memory.

Mr. Birkenfeld has served enough time.

The Scouts have served enough time as the quintessential corporate closet case; it's high time that the BSA started embracing its inner G-A-Y.

Some had been sentenced pursuant to mandatory-sentencing drug laws, and I felt that they had served long enough, given the particular circumstances of the individual cases.

Indeed, Mr. Coia agreed to retire last month, saying that he had served long enough and was tired of being hounded by investigators.