Sentence examples for While too long from inspiring English sources

For the first time in a while -- too long, they knew -- the Mets played like superheroes on the field.

It takes a while — too long really — for these aliens to get out of excerpt mode and actually deliver a few full-length songs, but when they do, one in particular is simply great.

For anyone concerned about the integrity of New Jersey's political process, Robert G. Torricelli's withdrawal from the Senate race over questions about his ethics, while too long in coming, is a welcome relief.

The glass transition temperature (Tg) of the networks was found to be strongly dependent on Stage I reaction since too short a reaction time caused poor bonding of OB to the networks while too long a reaction time led to the formation of OB oligomers that de-homogenized the networks.

At the same time Mr. Segev makes a compelling and fresh case that the war was at least partly a result of a delicate and vulnerable moment in Israeli history, and his exploration of that moment is — while too long — persuasive and engaging.

In general, if the update interval is too short, the parameter estimation becomes inaccurate, while too long update intervals do not detect dynamic changes.

It may sometimes take a while, sometimes too long a while.

This went on for a while - too long.

Could it do irreparable damage to your jaw? "My jaw started making this clicking sound for a while, not too long after I did MDMA for the first time," says Jonas, 27, who asked not to have his full name published.

Just avoid doing this too much or he'll just give up; like if he calls you don't answer for a while, not too long, or if you don't have his number just see when he's trying to get close or talk to you act like you're not bothered.

(But this took a while. Way too long. I love you Mom and Dad, but you were really dense when it came to this).