Examples of 'were never enough' in a sentence
Meaning of "were never enough"
were never enough: This phrase is used to convey the feeling or realization that a particular quantity or quality of something was insufficient or inadequate
How to use "were never enough" in a sentence
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were never enough
One or two glasses were never enough for me.
There were never enough bodies to go around.
And these thirty minutes were never enough.
There were never enough new doctors.
The money and power were never enough.
There were never enough horses to go round.
But the worlds you found were never enough.
My tears were never enough to describe the pain.
But theworlds you found were never enough.
There were never enough men.
Government rations were never enough.
There were never enough drugs.
In Theresienstadt… there were never enough drugs.
There were never enough hours.
Chased up north by the sand storms . Government rations were never enough.
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There were never enough troops.
What 's gotten into you? - We were never enough.
Days were never enough.
The sacrifices were never enough.
There were never enough staff members to look after the dogs.
And anyway, there were never enough priests to go around.
There were never enough hours in the day because there was so much to do.
What trouble? There were never enough bodies to go around.
There were never enough hours in the day to get everyday tasks completed.
And we were never enough ♪.
There were never enough and this meant that soldiers often received no food.
The drugs! there were never enough drugs . In Theresienstadt.
There were never enough Catholics in and around Yungaburra to support an incumbent priest.
They were never enough.
There were never enough money my father was the bread winner.
We were never enough.
However, they were never enough to provoke the same feelings in her.
However, there were never enough of these and local interpreters were often recruited.
Because there were never enough Nazis to form a majority, even in Germany.
And we were never enough ♪ I love this song.
But there were never enough of them, and in June 1941 it led to a terrible disaster.
And we were never enough ♪ I love this song. Let's dance.
