Sentence examples for little enough time from inspiring English sources

They have little enough time to do so.

But everyone has to focus on their specialism and they have little enough time to do that.

The batsman has little enough time to decide how to cope with a ball arriving at 80 miles per hour, or 130 kilometers per hour, or more under good conditions.

And despite the high-speed wardrobe maneuvers of Ames Adamson, Liz Zazzi and the stage crew at Penguin Repertory Company in Rockland County, those little lulls provide just enough time to let your mind wander for a moment, disrupting that most urgent requirement of farce: perfect pacing.

"We're supposed to have rest time, and now we have to eat a little earlier so there's enough time for the children to brush their teeth.

This little goat has clearly spent enough time around the chickens at the petting zoo to pick up some of their sounds.

People knew little enough about Armstrong at the time — a short-haired dominating blandness seemed to go with the job — and saw almost nothing of him later.

Sunrise time varied little enough during that period (from 4 23 to 4 34) that it could be estimated that a series of samples collected at the same time of day would have negligible variation in circadian clock.

But for the purpose of reacting to an outbreak of disease, hotspots of short duration are of little interest as there isn't enough time to detect, diagnose and implement a change before the outbreak resolves itself naturally.

He's a sailor who visits her family when he's not at sea and brings her presents from the time she's little enough to squeal over a pretty pebble until she's old (and daring) enough to press her adolescent hip against his on the parlor sofa.

Swimming in the City If you get started now, you will have just enough time — with a little to spare — to dip a toe each day in each of the city's 55 free outdoor public pools before Labor Day rolls around.