Sentence examples for really had enough from inspiring English sources

We've really had enough of that.

"When I'd really had enough I just thought of him and how much he'd be laughing at me," she said at the finish line.

She wrote: "I and all my mates have really had enough crap from overseas miseries who have only bad things to say about South Africa.

As Fifa president I visited 200 countries, constantly doing Sudoku and crossword puzzles in aeroplanes, reading detective stories – I have now really had enough.

By the time Kwame was 10, he'd really had enough: "I'm the only boy in my class!" If only you could hang on for another three years, oh how you'd love that statistic, I said.

In the wacky parallel universe where this suit succeeds and sets a precedent, lots of countries could have a case for "unrealistic portrayal": National pride offended by perhaps the worst casting decision of all time, when John Wayne played Genghis Khan in The Conqueror.... is not all that ronery, Team America.... has really had enough of people turning up and demanding to see hobbits.

He said that he already had ninety-two mules, that he "played with them and plowed with them," that he really, truly had enough mules but that he couldn't resist a good-looking one.

But we didn't really have enough time.

And, he said, "we didn't really have enough space for a supermarket".

My business was growing so fast that I didn't really have enough money to finance it.

I didn't really have enough time to fly the witches properly, to put it crudely".