Sentence examples for it's too steep from inspiring English sources

"A lot of parents say, 'We can't go here — it's too steep or too rocky,'" Mr. Gile said.

She asks all of us, her siblings, to contribute a certain amount; and if we feel it's too steep, she tells us to contribute what we like, and she'll cover the difference.

'Oh, aye, but it's too steep hereabouts, the land is too heavy.' "To be born in the Ettrick is to be born in a backward place," he would say, "where the people is all believing in old stories and seeing ghosts, and I tell you it is a curse to be born in the Ettrick".

"Whether that's someone like myself who can't use the ramp they have put in place because it's too steep, or a blind person who has to try and manage flights of steps that they can't see.

It's too steep a price to pay.

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And that's why Brussels, with any luck, will never exactly be the new Berlin or Paris; it's too steeped in its own quirkiness.

It was too steep a hill to climb.

It was too steep, sloping almost straight down".

When I finally walloped to a bone-shattering stop it was too steep to stand up, let alone ski.

We told her it was, but that it was too steep to try in her rubber thongs.