Sentence examples for going too short from inspiring English sources

After an exchange during which Ms. Myers expressed fear of going too short in the back and Ms. Rummo warned of a mullet if she didn't, Ms. Myers held the iPad up to the mirror, glanced between her reflection and the digital image of Ms. DeGeneres, and bravely declared: "Let's do it".

"We went too short and then went too full and we didn't bowl in partnerships, which let us down.

Don't go too short though!

Whether you opt for a long or short style, remember not to go too short or too long.

Keep in mind if you go too short and need to move a component farther away later on, you'll have to buy another cable.

Voting dividends to all shareholders would have been fine, Mr Mobius says, but transferring a lump sum to the treasury is going too far".This is short-termism," he says.

Solnit's account of "the year that passed while her mother was regressing" is "good", but on the page she "stops short of going too deep into her subject".

Most importantly, I found it difficult to move the crosshair to the exact position I wanted: this is where real-time matters most, because if the crosshair doesn't move as my finger does, then I don't know whether I've gone too far or too short.

Just, like everyone else, don't go too tight or too short.

"And too many of those were allowed to go in too short a period of time and so there was a shortage of experience, the kind of experience you need to carefully navigate a business like Tesco through this very turbulent and difficult period of this long, long recession, with these changes in structure of retailing taking place.

It could be a picture hat as at Ungaro, which while flattering didn't go too well with the shorter skirts, or the rather more successful large white panamas at Dior, or the truncated top hats at Chanel.