Sentence examples for mate enough from inspiring English sources

Tarantino, using the word "mate" enough to come a across a little pirate-like, was friendly and conversational, dropping hints about future projects, and at one point offering encouragement to a filmmaker fan.

As Clark handed his mates enough money to see off a library protest or a leisure centre closure, he refused to say how exactly he decided who gets what.

Disinterested observers felt Vettel was mostly at fault - but Red Bull motorsport chief Helmut Marko squarely blamed Webber, and team principal Christian Horner said the "larger fault" was with Webber for not giving his team-mate enough room.

"I'm absolutely delighted to be in red and cannot thank my team-mates enough," Wiggins said.

"We're like The A-Team," The Pussy added, in case he hadn't insulted his team mates enough already.

According to evolutionary psychologists, all these archetypes reflect some basic caveman economics: a man, it is said, must keep a careful watch on his woman lest he end up hunting and gathering for the offspring of some other man's gene pool, but a woman can forgive indiscretions as long as her mate cares enough to return to her and the little ones back at the cave.

All you needed one was one mate gullible enough to sign up to Jamster's monthly ringtone service, and hey presto, now you could ALL listen to the hot new chart topper in rinky-dink ringtone form.

To the researchers' surprise, mating was enough to spur stem cell production.

It seems that locking lips brings potential mates close enough that they exchange biological information--via sniffing another's pheromones.

(You couldn't talk fast enough, mate).

Just chatting isn't enough, mate.