Sentence examples for getting too long from inspiring English sources
Who is baiting him to, well, the list is getting too long at this point.
The catalogue of incidents is getting too long for Kyrgios or his family to ignore.
You'd obviously like to keep it as low as possible, and know if it's getting too long.
Because its orders regularly exceeded forecasts last year, lead times were getting too long; for some products, customers had to wait up to 15 weeks.
Olympia J. Snowe, the former three-term senator from Maine, used the salon's stylists to keep her signature dark brown ponytail from getting too long.
When a BBC racing commentator last Saturday suggested that the horse was getting too long in the tooth to be considered a Classic winner, Channon defended Youmzain by saying, "He doesn't think he's 7 years old, I can tell you that".
History professor John McFarland knows when a class is getting too long--the slumping postures, the wandering eyes.
With TCP, if the queue gets too long, subsequent packets are simply dropped; they never reach their recipients.
Once trains of trucks get too long, it's much harder for drivers of other cars to change lanes.
