Sentence examples for become too long from inspiring English sources
Has his swing become too long?
Seasons have become too long and the arenas too gargantuan.
Wells knew his swing had deteriorated and become too long.
But – in another careful balance – the gap can become too long, with some promises never redeemed.
Saying the traditional roll call of states has become too long and dull to sustain an evening of prime time television, officials planning the Republican National Convention said yesterday that they intended to dim the spotlight on the state-by-state presidential nominating process by spreading the tally over three nights.
Corinne Mills, author and managing director of Personal Career Management Don't let your CV become too long: "It can be really tempting to include every bit of information on your CV, but you should try to keep your CV to one page (two pages at a maximum).
But after an hour, it became too long of a wait for him to return.
When lines became too long, many people skipped early voting and decided to vote on Election Day.
The trip out became too long and arduous on the decaying subway system, the whole area too ridden with crime.
This film does so anyway, but to poor effect: the whole thing becomes too long and too complicated to be fun.
