Sentence examples for turned on enough from inspiring English sources

Plenty of publishers have been experimenting with a giving away one title in a series, hoping readers will get turned on enough to pay for more.

The outside world – and definitely not, whatever our critics suggest, only BBC apparatchiks – is simply not turned on enough or, worse still, is actually turned off by racing.

The government, they said, is hopeless, too wrapped up in its own leadership struggles to protect Iraqis or even turn on enough lights so people can navigate the dark streets.

Although in Farrow's demo the Wi-Fi was turned on — common enough for iPhone users, since AT&T's EDGE network makes Web surfing slow and laborious — Moore says his exploit can work on EDGE, too.

He then turned on them, because for The Donald, "Enough is never Enough". Bruised, some of the media will cower.

He jumped to his feet and turned on the stove light long enough to check his watch.

KEVIN STROOTMAN (Netherlands) As if losing a World Cup final wasn't painful enough, soccer turned on the Netherlands after their defeat to Spain in Johannesburg two years ago.

After one audience member posed a question about Warren's stance on Palestine, the organizers decided that there had been enough dialogue, turned on the music, and told everyone to dance.

Sure enough, we turned on the radio and the news was true.

I barely had enough memory for the game to function, but if I simply turned on my computer, it wasn't enough.

According to the new theory, the telomeres are short in precancerous cells because telomerase is turned on just enough to maintain but not lengthen the telomeres.