Sentence examples for have enough hands from inspiring English sources

We don't have enough hands, sometimes".

"We have enough hands on deck to get it done," he said.

"I didn't have enough hands to cover his ears too and he got the sound down real good".

They're a great get-out clause  Having twins closes the door on many traditional mummy and baby activities, because you simply don't have enough hands to do with two babies what everyone else is doing with one.

But researchers are not sure whether the problem with using a cellphone while driving is what they call "structural," meaning the person does not have enough hands for the task, or "functional," meaning the task imposes too many cognitive demands.

She was supposed to be the reporter on a recent story about a school pretzel sale, but she was dismayed when she found that she didn't have enough hands to simultaneously hold the tube, her script and the microphone.

Downstairs in the basement the automated sorter means that Mr. Magaddino finally has enough hands on deck.

"The department won't get as clean as it should," she said, "or we'll see spoiled food in the food department, that if we had enough hands, we could get it back to the freezer or refrigerator in time".

The health inspector may check to make sure your walk-in cooler is reading the correct temperature and make sure your establishment has enough hand sinks located in the correct places.

Pettis promised that they would have enough on hand to meet demand and that his factory was working overtime to get the devices ready.

But it does mean I have enough first-hand knowledge to see beyond simplistic distortions of complex cultures such as this piece by Mona Eltahawy.