Sentence examples for ludicrously short from inspiring English sources

Four days is a ludicrously short gap between international matches.

There were simply too many open agenda items to be discussed and negotiated seriously in the ludicrously short time available at a summit.

Most of the current employment opportunities available to PhD graduates wishing to stay in academia are either ludicrously short term or highly exploitative.

Updated at 6.41pm BST 6.35pm BST So to catch up: Woods has just missed a ludicrously short putt on 12 while McIlroy has nailed a -2 birdie on 6. Updated at 6.36pm BST 6.33pm BST Good evening campers.

Its thin population is only slightly closer to a cross-section of Americans than that of Auckland or Bruges, and the caucuses themselves are a sort of carpet-swapping process of preferential apportionment that falls ludicrously short of the one-person, one-vote ideal.

It's not too long, but it's not ludicrously short.

It is this that makes it even less suitable, for as was seen during the T20 and ODI, the straight boundaries are not just short but ludicrously so with defensive pushes producing sixes, 23 of them in the T20 match.

Brad Bird's film sticks to the MI template, offering up breathless, touristic, ludicrously staged action (while thankfully giving short shrift to protagonist Ethan Hunt's irrelevant love life).

Especially from Ronaldo: he has set the bar so ludicrously high for so long it is easy to fall short.

Beyond all the restaurants, Joe Bastianich has proven an uber-entrepreneur, and his name - along with his mother's and Mario Batali's -- graces the short list of founders and backers of NYC's ludicrously successful Eataly, a giant all-things-Italian indoor marketplace housing several restaurants and eateries, now also open in Chicago.

Another four and a ludicrously-boshed shot over the covers that stopped a couple of yards short of the boundary.