Sentence examples for fractionally too short from inspiring English sources

A really silly shoto 11.28am GMT 120th over: Australia 391-8 (Johnson 33, Siddle 0) Steyn charged in with gusto before that Harris wicket, digging in a fast but fractionally too short bouncer to the ducking tailender before cleaning him up.

The fennel seeds are arguably a little too numerous, giving fractionally too lip-tingling a tang to the dish, but this is a minor note.

But they stayed "fractionally too late," he said.

Too short?

Gayle subsequently connected with DeAndre Yedlin's cross only to shoot fractionally too high.

It is fractionally too long, but is deftly scored and was attractively played.

He caught the ball just as it bounced out of the goal area, fractionally too late to touch down.

And much too short.

Qualifies for England fractionally too late to make this summer's Australian tour but will be available to the Jones this autumn.

But it was fractionally too high and, therefore, so was the striker's header from 10 yards.

That's too short".