Sentence examples for saw enough for from inspiring English sources

Moyes heard enough and Ferguson saw enough for a lasting good impression to be forged.

"He used to come home upset and he never said why," says Wilton, who has the weary blink of somebody who has seen enough for one lifetime.

A little more than an hour after the ill-fated #McDStories appeared that afternoon, Wion decided he'd seen enough for one day and pulled that hashtag off the Twitter home page.

Beside images of hungry, enslaved Navajos were comments such as "This boy has seen enough for one life" and rhetorical questions: "Can you imagine what this was like?" The victors are able to tone down their passions in scholarly tomes and Discovery Channel documentaries, but for the Navajo history is alive and affecting.

Yes, there are always players the scouts have flagged up and of whom you don't see enough, for example, some of the Czech Republic players who play in their own domestic league.

But I think I've seen enough for now.

I'd seen enough of loyalism for one night.

They're often produced by people with more money than taste, and haven't we seen enough of that for a lifetime?

Before long, nine of the passengers were exchanging stories, and wine was poured, and someone decided he had seen enough of New York City for one day, thank you.

25th over: 101-4 (Lara 42 Bravo 17) Michael Vaughan has seen enough from Hoggard for the moment and tosses the ball, and wicket-taking responsibility, to James Anderson.

Ice is much rarer on screen, but it's probably safe to say that film audiences have seen enough of that for the foreseeable future too, thanks to the large frozen turkey called "The Day After Tomorrow" (2004); it sufficed.