Sentence examples for far too active from inspiring English sources
But he later told me that West was far too active on defense, despite the weak and balanced dummy.
West took that and should have returned his last trump, but he stayed far too active, now leading a low heart.
The killer has begun to take far too active an interest in Malcolm's private life, and he has an ugly temper.
"These kids are far too young to be sexually active," Mr. Gardner said.
And far too many youngsters today are less active and less fit than their counterparts of previous generations.
That far too many Britons are not physically active is well documented, even if the sheer extent can sometimes be surprising.
The temperature outside was about twenty-five degrees — far too low for bats to be active — but when we got near the entrance we could, once again, see bats fluttering around.
People have been shamed for far too long for speaking up and speaking out, for being active, for caring.
We have deliberately not reviewed the effects of active or passive Aβ immunotherapy on transgenic (Tg) mice, since this subject is far too extensive for this review.
"Those [active shooter] protocols, unfortunately, have had to be used far, far, far too many times in the state of Colorado, and across the United States," Robinson said.
