Sentence examples for again not too from inspiring English sources

In fact, those two had gone at it again not too long before in a benefit match to raise money for Haiti, with Agassi (as he had in his autobiography) suggesting, on court, that Sampras was cheap, and Sampras responding by smashing a serve directly at the shaved head of his unprepared rival.

One outcome is reverence for alleged Biblical prophecies, hence not only support for Israel and its conquests and expansion, but passionate love for Israel, another core part of the catechism that must be intoned by Republican candidates – with Democrats, again, not too far behind.

Again, not too shabby at all.

Then again, not too terrific when you live in the cosmically overpriced San Francisco Bay Area.

Shot durations shorten but not too rapidly, and motion diminishes, but in contemporary movies again not too fast.

Using the GDP of neighboring countries, only the third lag is statistically significant for both age groups, and the point estimates are again not too far from those estimated in the baseline model.

Try and find out what is so funny about the joke, think about it but again not for too long.

Try to wear something unique so that the directors remember you, but again not something too wild.

But at this party, I find that I'm talking Iraq again, hopefully not too much.

It was welcome change from my usual preparation and I'll certainly be making it again – but not too often for any porridge boredom to surface.

After a tepid start, Ford has, with lots of grommeting, whipstitching, ruching, animal prints, peasant ruffles, and skin-tight leather, begun to make it profitably decadent again (though not too kinky for the American market).