Sentence examples for bit too stretched from inspiring English sources

It was all becoming a bit too stretched and rather too frenetic, risking England's unbeaten record in qualifying that stretches back seven years.

Are you too stretched out?

If some scenes feel stretched that bit too long, any excesses are instantly forgiven.

Between starring as the next Bond villain and training for the Olympics, we figured that Ballmer's schedule was already getting stretched a bit too thin.

The men awkwardly sat and ate the cereal in a scene that stretched a bit too long, before the protagonist poured out a line of white powder and snorted it, only to be shooed off stage to the sound of a beating heart.

Michals depends a bit too heavily on charm, which stretches thin in the playfully sentimental texts scrawled around each image.

The play is a bit too long and has stretches that seem obligatory as all of the mid-20th-century's demons are dutifully invoked.

There were undoubtedly moments – such as the shifting power balance in the interview room as Gibson and Spector eyeballed each other at last – but it also had a terribly judged subplot with the teenage babysitter, and an episode where Spector literally hid in Gibson's wardrobe, a flashing warning that things might have been stretched just that bit too far.

While Armani the man is still a billionaire with a net worth valued at $2.8 billion, Pedrazza says the company's multiple brand extensions, including Armani Casa, Armani Hotels and AX Armani Exchange, have stretched it a bit too thin.

Profile The bag can have a slim profile on your back if it is not completely packed, but still has the ability to stretch out a bit too when you need maximum space.

It is oscillatory and certainly illustrates coupling between mechanical tension and phase, but I think the authors may stretch things a bit too far and may lose some readers in doing so.