Sentence examples for precious enough to from inspiring English sources

It was 1985, and a basketball scholarship still seemed precious enough to be beyond her grasp.

Its Har-Tru American clay courts are precious enough to elicit a certain pitilessness in its patrons.

The Waca's other eternal problem was that it sat in no man's land; a little too shabby for major events, not antique or precious enough to be worthy of the teary-eyed lament drawn by Adelaide and Melbourne's redevelopments.

The advantage was precious enough for Rangers to seek to protect it, makings a series of substitutions to stiffen up their midfield.

Their recipe was so delicious The mothers said Big carp And pike boulders spiked With carrot pebbles shuddering In a pond of pale yellow jelly They sold on the sly smelling Against front-of-the-store New rubber and sunny precious Oils enough to grease Every Polo Grounds seat.

Baseball, I think, still holds a precious enough place in our souls that it can be desecrated — just as, say, a great newspaper can be.

Precious few are good enough to be remembered forever.

Today there are precious few leaders courageous enough to speak out fearlessly in support of the truth when it comes to Israel, and when it is so unpopular to do so.

I could give you lots of examples of what I learned about writing from the precious time I was fortunate enough to spend with her, lessons I've shared as recently as today.

The thought of paint layered on a precious vinyl record is probably enough to make die-hard collectors cringe.

So, as SBS VICELAND rolls out the much-anticipated second season (for those precious few of us lucky enough to have found the series already), now is the time to catch up.