Sentence examples similar to lately too much from inspiring English sources

The Neville Brothers have lately wasted too much of their sets on cover tunes but can still generate the New Orleans funk they helped invent in songs like "Fiyo on the Bayou".

In an interview with Forbes, McAndrews acknowledges venture capital has gotten "a bit oversubscribed" lately with "too much money chasing too few ideas.

In her studio, now, Green smiles at that idea, with all the weariness of someone who has lately done far too much crying for one lifetime.

"I've been talking too much lately".

In America's foreign-policy debate one that has been bandied about too much lately is "appeasement".

The second half was much better, which is something we've been saying too much lately," said Real's coach Zinedine Zidane.

His temper was getting the better of him lately, rubbed raw by too much drinking and fears of being a permanent loser.

The big question, of course, will be whether consumers want that kind of platform growth from a company that has been in the news too much lately for how it has abused its growing power and position already.

If you feel like you have been saying "cool" too much lately, listen up.

"We didn't see him too much lately," said Shami, whose mosque is about two miles from the apartment shared by Simpson and Soofi.

Sanders ordered a single English muffin, lightly patting his belly as he remarked to the table, "I've been eating too much lately".