enough to sink a ship
enough to sink a battleship

Nao decided to utilise high explosives, enough to sink a ship, and detonate it using a timer so that his men could get away safely.

He did not drink much, though those others with him, Urre, who was son to a dale lord, and his liegeman ordered enough to sink a ship.

It takes a pretty fair explosion to make a hole big enough to sink a ship the size of the Starbuck in only ninety feet of water," Pitt said. "

Being himself resolved to argue, to argue honestly, to answer everybody, to deal with everything, he produced books enough to sink a ship or stock a library; though he died in comparatively early middle age.

Big enough to sink a battleship.

He'd drunk enough to sink a battleship by the time we left - couldn't even get to his bed. I left him on the sofa."

In fact it's more like a deflated tennis ball. You imagine that the amount of chocolate in the egg must be enough to sink a battleship.

Amid a reverberating bass powerful enough to sink a battleship, a crowd of Istanbul clubbers - some in track suits, some in business suits - danced under a giant mirror ball.

Every floor of every motel building in the country has an ice machine; every convenience store sells it by the sackfull, and every drink you are served contains lumps of ice big enough to sink a battleship.