Sentence examples for have enough time before from inspiring English sources

Collins said that if Beltran was unable to do that, he would not have enough time before opening day to acclimate himself to right field, his new position.

But Nadal also said the treatment he received between Monaco and Rome in April fixed the left knee problem, even though he did not have enough time before the clay-court season to have treatment for the right knee.

Mr. Miller and others involved in the two cases argue that they did see the shift but did not have enough time before the industry imploded to build a case against other lenders that did business through brokers.

People would not have time to evacuate, but they might have enough time before the heaviest shaking to move to a safer location in a doorway or under a desk.

Sally Hayden, an Irish journalist who was reporting from Maiduguri in May, said she saw patrons start "clubbing on Saturday afternoon so they have enough time before the curfew.

The truth is, though, that on meaty problems such as these he simply may not have enough time before the general election to make a big difference.In just over a year, perhaps less, a new government, and perhaps a new finance minister will be in place.

To be so organised, so confident, so relaxed that either you have no need for top-up makeup and a disparate wodge of Leon receipts, or that you had enough time before this fabulous summer party to go home first, where you took a leisurely shower and dropped off your day tote before making your way into town with nothing but a bag the size of a kitten to weigh you down.

Carpenter had enough time before her audition to read the Dexter books, but admitted that she "didn't exactly see myself in the books.

Tracy: I think a lot of people don't have enough time together before they do children.

If you have enough time left before your trip to be able to receive mail, you may be able to order Euros online.

He tells us about the unusual physics of fighting in the Korangal: you can see a gunshot but not have enough time to move before it hits you.