Sentence examples for nifty enough from inspiring English sources

But telecoms firms are also beginning to deliver ads to handsets alongside video clips, web pages, and music and game downloads, through mobiles that are nifty enough to permit such things.

Maiden voyages, from villages to Angkor Wat The 'Aqua Mekong' from Peru-based Aqua Expeditions (0808 189 0361; aquaexpeditions.com) launches this October with 20 spacious suites, but is nifty enough to explore the Mekong's tributaries and penetrate Vietnam's Tra Su Cajuput Forest jungle.

Its features are nifty enough; transfer money, information, and as of last week, music to someone else by tapping your phone against theirs.

The Z1000 originally debuted in Japan this past September, but Sony's execs have apparently deigned it nifty enough to transplant to the U.S. market.

It's not the slimmest, sleekest device you'll ever see, but it packs plenty of horsepower and enough nifty frills that it will probably top many a geek's wishlist.

Toss in a woman wrongly convicted of murdering a North years ago, signs of alien life on a colony world and enough nifty ideas for futuristic police work to make your head spin and you've got a doozy of a story that handles both genres with satisfying results.

Tied with Tiger Woods and Couples midway through the final round, Els took the lead with a birdie after a nifty chip from grass high enough to cover his shoes.

And then put the final blend into nifty 200-milliliter bottles — just enough for generous 3-ounce cocktails for two, or more modest 2-ounce cocktails for the happy couple and one for Santa.

There's also a recycling bin, a nifty fold-down metal desk just big enough for a laptop and, overhead, a secret message from the hotel that glows in the dark.

This time it was Morgan who burst through the defensive line around halfway, brushing past three would-be tacklers before a nifty cat-flap offload gave Ben Foden just enough of a head start to beat Vincent Clerc to the line.

If you end up with enough projected revenue to make a nifty profit, with a little extra as a margin of safety, with a bit of luck it can work.