Sentence examples for much too old from inspiring English sources
Even though I'm much too old for her.
"'I'm very much too old,' said the old gentleman.
He is much too old, he is too slow.' I wouldn't have liked that at all".
This man was much too old to be having his first attack.
He has captured these children as they must really be, much too old in their political thinking but buoyantly childish.
He estimates that he is in his 80s: much too old to recount with confidence just how his family started feuding with this Balinese village.
In Berlin Mr Chirac called for EU encouragement of industrial champions, an idea which Mr Blair would call much too old-fashioned.Yet for the British at least, there is no harm in trying.
She thinks that the kind of food that they're having is a bit too much gravy, too old-fashioned, not enough salad and stuff.
Her son, she pointed out, was only thirty-six years old — much too young to die.
Ms. Kaplan thought he was rude and gruff; he thought she wore too much jewelry and was too old for him.
The endgame was a song called A Man Without A Dream – "I feel that I'm growing old much too soon".
