Examples of using Enough to get you in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
We have enough to get you east.
Yeah, look, Nate's the only one close enough to get you.
This is just enough to get you started.
Whatever your modus operandi, simple passion isn't enough to get you going.
Just enough to get you to click.
This money… should be enough to get you there.
Just enough to get you through a work day.
Not all the way, of course, but enough to get you to the station.
It's enough to get you to Paris.
Would your mobile phone be powerful enough to get you to the moon?
Not enough to get you killed.”.
Just enough to convince him. Not enough to get you in any trouble.
Awesome enough to get you to check out the Festival this year?
I will put a bag of pills in your pocket fat enough to get you a room in Lompoc.
This proves that you are a loving person who can be soft, gentle,caring and loving to anyone lucky enough to get you.
That alone is enough to get you suspended.
For example, buses can get caught up in traffic, but the quicker-moving trams don't reach as many major tourist areas as buses do, andthe three-line metro also might not be extensive enough to get you where you need to be.
If that's NOT enough to get you on board.
In case free isn't enticing enough to get you to take a break from using Google Docs or LibreOffice, Microsoft launched a couple of spots with the cast of Parks and Recreation talking about SkyDrive and Office 2013.
I'm worth more than three blankets and a horse, enough to get you to that marked up white woman.
That should be enough to get you a plane ticket and a couple months rent somewhere.
Prayer beads, not enough to get you to heaven.
Not long enough to get you to leave.
Hell, it might even be enough to get you into the majors.
Should be enough to get you up the 90 feet or so.
It's just not enough to get you out of here.
That should be enough to get you home to Indiana for Christmas.
Do you think it will be enough to get you re-elected someday, Mr. Pryce?
Maybe next year I will be lucky enough to get you a love letter from your favorite actress Barbara Stanwyck.