Sentence examples for stage is enough from inspiring English sources

In fact, watching them bound across the stage is enough to convince you to sign up to one on Monday.

I've been exercising a lot – running and doing Bikram yoga and all the things I've been avoiding in the past 10 years – because wearing 1940s bikinis on stage is enough to terrify anyone into submission.

But because film is a more literal medium than theater, where a single light on a darkened stage is enough to create a mood, some directors elaborated on Beckett's proposed staging.

The prospect of hearing John Lithgow, as Hunsecker, deliver those lines live on stage is enough by itself to get me to the Martin Beck Theater, where a new Broadway musical -- book by John Guare and music by Marvin Hamlisch -- is scheduled to open on March 14.

It is because the amount of energy of sensor nodes in the initial stage is enough to guarantee the normal work of the sensor nodes.

Awards and accomplishments needlessly aggrandize when their presence on the stage is enough to precede them; I personally take it that they're there for a reason already.

Following this, the judging panel received many applications from bands and performers seeking to beat the record, claiming that to appear on stage was enough to qualify.

The South African's 14th place finish on the stage was enough for him to grab the overall lead from Orica GreenEdge team-mate Simon Gerrans.

We wanted to assess whether the information provided at this stage was "enough information to make a decision" and whether it included "the benefits they [the oncologists] hope will result" and "the chances of getting such benefits" as the Department of Health guidance on seeking informed consent to treatment suggests that it should.

Simply appearing on the same stage as Romney is enough.

The first glimpse of the Oval Office (rendered for the stage by Scott Pask) is enough to set off giggles.