Sentence examples for take enough of from inspiring English sources

"If you don't take enough of the drug you get very tired -- the zombie effect".

Vitamin D supplements may help prevent fractures in people over 65, provided they take enough of the right kind.

The manager talks as if only the January transfer window can solve the club's woes, particularly their inability to take enough of the chances that they create.

The numbers told an instantly bad story: his newly functioning lungs were taking in air, but he was failing to take enough of the oxygen from it to maintain life.

As if the long term routine of treatment and strengthening for a chronic condition doesn't take enough of a toll, matchdays bring another challenge – more of a test of mental strength.

"I was going to send him an e-mail telling him if he would tell me who my regulars are, I'd be happy to take enough of them for each game".

Didn't the Saturday and the big Sunday puzzle take enough out of us?

I just haven't taken enough of you.

"Don't you think we've taken enough of all this giving in?" Mr. Adkins says, surlier than ever.

Merely passing the test took enough of a toll to keep Haynesworth from making it through a full practice.

That machine had taken enough of her money for one day, said the woman, who preferred to keep her name to herself.