Sentence examples for be too long from from inspiring English sources

"I don't want him to be too long from behind the plate," Howe said.

Conversely, GNSS deformation monitoring data are always processed with a regular interval to form displacement time series for deformation analysis, where the interval can neither be too long from the time perspective nor too short from the precision of determined displacements angle.

And that, he hopes, won't be too long from now.

However, the time of treatment at this temperature could possibly be too long from a practical point of view.

Hopefully it won't be too long before someone from the Pidgin or Adium camps grabs an Android handset and pushes out something worthwhile.

"Spring is traditionally a great time for house buying, and I hope it won't be too long before home buyers benefit from the NewBuy scheme".

On Thursday evening, he texted me that he had landed at J.F.K., and I debated how long would be too long not to have heard from him again.

It won't be too long before baby boomers begin migrating from factory floors and corner offices to wheelchairs and adult diapers.

It doesn't have to be too long or too short, go anywhere from 4 to 10 minutes (depending on all the rappers in the cypher).

To enter the Met during these hours is to enter a magical place, both familiar and not, a place that mixes art and other pleasures in ratios that have been too long missing from New York life in general and from its museums in particular.

Tom was too full of adolescent spirit, and Anna was too long removed from parenting.