Sentence examples for Too establish from inspiring English sources

Be cool, too, establish a monopoly, restrict your supply.

"It's too established now," he said.

"Maybe Nao's a little too established for this show".

In the 1990s California too established rigorous standards.

Besides, Testaverde is too old, and too established, for the theatrics of being discovered.

The second movement, too, establishes a rhythmic groove that propels the music forward.

In his view, the Napa Valley of California was too established.

Ukip seems too established as a party to want to contemplate these deals.

The Saints thought they were too established for such a thing.

But then, true to punk's anti-authoritarian ethos, when Fireside shows got too established and too familiar, it started to lose its audience.

"But Chicago is too far away and the gangs are too established, so I don't think it's a strategy that's going to work," he said.