Sentence examples for got too strong from inspiring English sources
Then the wind got too strong".
(He eventually took the animal away after the smell of urine got too strong in her room).
People used to think that if golfers got too strong, they would lose their touch, Mr. Cotton said.
When the smell of the decomposing body got too strong, he would spray disinfectant and air freshener around the apartment, the chief said.
The Tories retain a Thatcherite edge and one of the (few) beliefs they share with their new Liberal allies is a fear that the state has got too strong.
But as with the tobacco industry before them, the evidence has simply gotten too strong.
Switzerland, for example, has intervened massively to keep the franc from getting too strong against the euro.
If the human side of the loop gets too strong, and the stomach becomes too acid, the bug may produce a substance called cag.
As Floyd Norris notes in his High & Low Finance column, the new fear among market watchers is that the economy is getting too strong.
"This is important because countries begin to decline when interest groups get too strong and make it impossible to change and innovate.
