Sentence examples for getting too well from inspiring English sources

PLUS 4 The classic 4/4, with four inches of additional width to keep its occupants from getting too well acquainted and a 2-liter 145-horsepower in-line 4. ROADSTER A 226-horsepower 3-liter V-6 in a still-wider body makes for a lustier classic Morgan, with 0-to-60 acceleration in less than 5 seconds.

Yet frequently, it gets too, well, emotional.

"They see it changing and gentrifying, and they want to get in before it goes up and gets too well known.

"The indictments come because blacks have gotten too well organized for political empowerment in the Black Belt of Alabama," Mr. Turner said at the time he was acquitted.

Pigs have very sensitive skin and by wallowing in mud the pig will protect itself from getting too sunburnt as well as discouraging biting pests.

All the British team had worked hard on the psychology of not worrying when races went poorly, or getting too elated when they went well.

We're more like flatmates who recently haven't been getting along too well.

"I love New York," she explains, "but we weren't getting along too well".

"The fact of the matter is, Keith and I aren't getting on too well," Mr. Jagger said in a recent telephone conversation.

Air Canada had some problems with their fuel gauges -- and this was in that period of time when the English-speaking people and the French-speaking people weren't getting along too well.

Italians have gotten all too well acquainted with "la studentessa di Seattle" (thanks again for the great press).