Sentence examples for Too established from inspiring English sources
"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.
Ukip seems too established as a party to want to contemplate these deals.
The Saints thought they were too established for such a thing.
Besides, Testaverde is too old, and too established, for the theatrics of being discovered.
Be cool, too, establish a monopoly, restrict your supply.
The second movement, too, establishes a rhythmic groove that propels the music forward.
Narratively, too, establishing a stack of parallels between Shakespeare's early plays and this fictionalised tragicomic biodrama involves weaving in a shedload of cornily famous quotations – although those are, of course, tongue-in-cheek and cleverly elaborate in the end.
It operates on a sliding scale, too, establishing a direct correlation between the PC's proximity to tablets and the propensity to buy.
The exemplary liner notes deserve a prize, too, establishing the circumstantial but strong evidence for Haydn have been reared on a diet of Scarlatti.
