Sentence examples for call too much from inspiring English sources
Yet the essence of that old blueblood style was to look relaxed and not call too much attention to oneself.
"That's funny," I said, "because 'The Resistance' is the actual name I've given to my testicles".Here in Washington, that's what we call "too much information".
Still, Georgetown Coach John Thompson III noted that the officials "let us play" and "weren't going to call too much going to the rims".
Likewise with "Bottomless Belly Button," certain scenes — like one of Peter urinating — call too much attention to themselves and interrupt the story.
In recent years he has been doing so quite a bit and extremely well, though he has tried not to call too much attention to his activities.
With the energy company he once led, Halliburton, under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission for its accounting practices, the vice president joined Mr. Simon only at a private fund-raiser in Burlingame, making it look as if White House strategists decided a big public event would call too much attention to issues related to corporate fraud.
It is called "Too Much Skin, Taste & Turpentine" (through Dec. 9).
In an ad called "Too Much," Crossroads GPS attacks the administration over high gas prices.
For a time, they hosted a prank series called "Too Much Tuna" on Comedy Central's "Kroll Show".
This "found search result" form of storytelling is a clever way to bring in the outside world without calling too much attention to the practice.
