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Example sentences for "time enough"

  • Some time passed away; though Desmond frequently spoke of trying to get a ship, the admiral always replied that there would be time enough by and by, and that a spell on shore would do him no harm.

  • Dick; "the Cossacks' lances are not within a good many inches of us yet, and it will be time enough to cry out when they get inside our waistcoats.

  • But it will be time enough to swear to support it when this is done.

  • I do not consider the merits of the main question to be before us; it will be time enough to give our opinions upon that, when the committee have reported.

  • I will if there is time enough after I have brought Miss Haye back -- I can't take both at once.

  • There's time enough yet, Mr. Cowslip, for your purposes.

  • There is time enough, but I want not to hurry you down the hill.

  • Time enough to come here when my hopes are bankrupt, and my fortune shipwrecked.

  • Tell your uncle that Peter's case is the third on the list, and he'll be time enough if he leaves home on the 9th--that will be Tuesday week.

  • Time enough to think of this; for the present, we shall have to live on about what my guardian allowed me at Christ-church.

  • If that fail, there will be time enough to consider the other.

  • It will be time enough to recognize him when he behaves like other people.

  • Tom smiled rather sheepishly; it would be time enough to mention Rose when his banns were put up.

  • There will be time enough to give orders to Tom Austin, and summon him to the coast.

  • Time enough by and by to see about escaping from the labyrinth.

  • And, as to marriages, my Amelia is so young, there's time enough to consider.

  • Time enough, as you say, to think of that.

  • It will be time enough to settle that business when I am in the living.

  • Time enough to sleep when we've settled this business.

  • If she learn it in a twelvemonth, 'twill be time enough.

  • When you have proved that there is no such thing as an orderly edifying of the church, without water baptism precede, then it will be time enough to think you have said something.

  • And know that when you have well done all this, according to the scriptures of truth, that then it will be time enough to condemn the contrary for false, and dangerous opinions.

  • A farther enlargement upon this subject, will be time enough, if you shall contradict.

  • I do not consider the merits of the main question to be before us; it will be time enough to give our opinions upon that when the committee have reported.

  • When those necessities arrive, it is time enough to make use of them to break your constitution.

  • Time enough to fly; time enough to put miles between her and the hound before he should come upon her fresh trail; yes, time enough.

  • Time enough to fly; time enough to put miles between her and the hound, before he should come upon her fresh trail; time enough to escape away through the dense forest and hide in the recesses of Panther Gorge; yes, time enough.

  • Time enough to go into the depths when you have used up what is so much easier got at.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "time enough" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    arms centered; compound interest; conscious life; entirely devoted; invisible hand; more strongly; perfectly willing; provide evidence; should think; this first; time after; time came; time for; time have; time like; time must; time presses; time should; time the; time there; time they; time will; time wore; time would; times more; wilful neglect