Sentence examples for much too nimble from inspiring English sources

Of the lights, the narrator says, "I tried to capture them but they were much too nimble, and only their rhythm reached you, deep in slumber, rising and falling with each sweet peaceful breath".

Drinks too much, too.

Too tall and too powerful and too nimble to contain, she scored inside, using a variety of post moves.

Too much, too soon?

Although his prose is nimble (sometimes too nimble, when it dances from one anecdote to another), Woodward's sense of structure is, to say it politely, desultory.

It is much, much, much too early.

And much too short.

A week ago, he was too quick, too nimble, too technically gifted for England, and he scored a goal in the famous Wembley Stadium.

Too much, too late.

Too much too young?

Too much, too much.