Sentence examples for bit much to read from inspiring English sources
Bit much to read through now, save for later.
So it was a bit much to read the other day that Edward Kennedy was so enraged when Hillary gave credit in New Hampshire to L.B.J. for passing civil rights that the "slight" to his brother Jack helped convince Teddy to come out for Obama.
Still, he said, there is a question about how much to read into the results, as "it's hard not to see it as being a bit stage-managed".
Bit much to get into 140 characters".
It is perhaps a bit premature to read too much into the record-breaking November auctions at the New York branches of Sotheby's and Christie's, which, in combined gavels, raked in more than a billion dollars.
While the PDF format of the pages can be a bit difficult to read on an iPhone, the app includes so much useful information that it is worth checking out if you are interested in legal history of the U.S. Constitution.
Friedberg said he was skeptical of the story and thought it was "a bit much" — until he read court documents that showed Hunter describing a very similar incident.
After reading the first few lines, would you pay a bit of money to read the rest of it?
