Sentence examples for excess by from inspiring English sources

Excess by the beach may be fun while it lasts, but the hangover is invariably brutal.

Before Vietnam, alcohol was allowed, and often imbibed to excess, by deployed soldiers.

But there's also something about America that encourages excess by every species.

That is a fine maxim - though Bohr himself carried caution to excess by mumbling inaudibly and incomprehensibly.

In France, he observed what he thought was a gross act of disciplinary excess by Commanding General John J. Pershing.

They were marked by years of speculative excess, by financial innovation that got out of control and by mammoth asset bubbles that seem incredibly obvious in hindsight.

The letter, which described a lavish golf outing and an overseas hunting trip that cost nearly $100,000, follows other recent disclosures of excess by corporate America.

The avocado cream keeps in the fridge for only a few days, so use up any excess by spooning it into sandwiches and wraps.

During the Bush era, such vigilance was supplied (albeit sometimes cynically, and often in excess) by one of the country's two major political parties.

(It makes pigs grow faster and leaner, and when consumed in excess by humans can cause nausea, convulsions, dizziness, vomiting and heart palpitations).

This also showed that the treated MBGs possessed slightly lower water content than the fresh MBGs indicating a possible extraction of the original water in addition to the excess by-product.