Sentence examples for shallow enough to from inspiring English sources

Marco Scutaro followed with a single to center, shallow enough to anticipate a throw home from Austin Jackson.

I don't know if they invent their names but everyone thinks I'm shallow enough to have invented mine".

When a lake becomes shallow enough to support the growth of bottom-attached plants, these may accelerate the extinction of a lake.

Ice then forms at the surface, enabling liquid water to exist beneath the ice in lakes, unless they are shallow enough to freeze to the bottom.

A lift allows wheelchair access, but the steps winding up to the canopy are comfortably wide and shallow enough to accommodate anyone with a reasonable level of fitness.

This is a connection more akin to the relationship of fan and celebrity: emotionally intense, but shallow enough to turn on a dime".

The water would have to be shallow enough not to pose a danger, yet defined, somehow, to reveal the depth of the pit below and the soaring weight of the phantom towers.

It is shallow enough not to make the court too spongy or slippery, or to allow all of the powder to accumulate into tiny piles that could affect the way the ball bounces.

After several letters went back and forth between the two admirals, St Vincent, tired of his subordinate's excuses, took the entire offshore squadron and sailed them between the inshore squadron and the shore thus proving that the ships had a shallow enough draught to have given chase and captured the French.

If using a bowl, make sure it is heavy and shallow enough not to tip over.

Slide your kayak into the water with the bow(The front) first, place your hand firmly on the stern (The back) grab loop and position the kayak so that the cockpit area is in shallow enough water to stand in.