Sentence examples for made too far from inspiring English sources

But citing The Independent report, the shadow Transport Secretary Maria Eagle claimed the problems had been caused by the cuts being made "too far and too fast".

Beef negimaki was a tad tough, gyoza and shumai came with dipping sauce too sweet and too cold, and dry tuna tartare seemed to be made too far in advance.

Instead of a perfect egg-salad sandwich, for instance, there is an overpriced plate of four devilled eggs with an undue abundance of Parma ham, and the dark edges of the egg mixture betold an assembly-line approach to preparation; these little devils had been made too far ahead of time.

"The British people are very disappointed with the EU and people have the feeling that too many decisions are made too far away in Brussels.

But if pushed to make too far reaching concessions, some observers warned, Mr. Netanyahu could also face a rebellion within his own conservative-leaning party, Likud.

Don't go too far in making too obscene messages, but it's all a matter of testing.

Does that make it too far removed from the head of power in the constitution?

Some believe they will not make it too far, citing a schedule with too many soft opponents.

Collins said Tejada has been hitting too many fly balls, something he attributed to Tejada making contact too far in front of the plate, on his upswing.

If you can't explain exactly what your "thing" does, you won't make it too far.

Don't make him reach out too far or he'll fall.