Sentence examples for on enough from inspiring English sources

If you put on enough hot sauce, most anything is good.

If the show catches on, enough material is already available for nine more episodes.

Scatter over the reserved seasonings and pour on enough oil just to cover, or almost cover.

And Tesco sits on enough land to replicate the government's proposed new garden city at Ebbsfleet.

By now enough people have gotten on enough soapboxes about New York City Opera's sorry financial state.

That weekend though the rail companies did fail to put on enough carriages.

Conservatives have accused the Welsh government of not passing on enough money to allow councils to free council tax.

The match ended in controversy as Tyrone felt referee Eddie Kinsella failed to add on enough stoppage-time.

"Most people don't actually put on enough, so we like to say 30 SPF," Smith said.

And Nicki Minaj is the only person switched on enough to notice.

I know you're free and beggars can't be choosers, but come on -- enough is enough.