Sentence examples for get overly long from inspiring English sources

It's sweet to see your friends as babies and with their families and with each other and with each other's families, but these presentations can get overly long.

Big races are different and it makes sense sometimes to take a little edge off the horses so they don't get overly excited during the long day waiting for the big race.

Another reason Falwell had been reluctant to get overly involved in politics was the long held Baptist belief in "the spirituality of the Church" which proscribed political involvement.

I try not to get too high or too low or get overly caught up in the short-term results of what is essentially a long-term game.

Don't get overly excited, for this will make you way too active, and if you do it for long enough, it won't seem exactly as exciting anymore.

As we embark the end of this long arduous election and even if my preferred candidate President Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. is reelected, I will not get overly elated because I am certain that God is my strength, my preservation and joy.

Manager Willie Randolph said he has learned not to get overly concerned about Hernández's lack of velocity, because he relies on changing speeds, and also not to think long-range with him.

Don't get overly fatigued".

But let us not get overly optimistic.

"I don't get overly concerned.

But he warned, "Nobody should get overly excited".