Sentence examples for never did too from inspiring English sources

"I never did too well in school," he told me.

"So pretty much, we never did too much".

Salad days, even if they never did too much when they eventually got there.

Sabatini never did too well at Wimbledon, reaching the final just once, in 1991, losing a thriller to Steffi Graf.

My favourite verse goes: "I wish there was something you would do or say / To try and make me change my mind and stay / But we never did too much talking anyway /Don't think twice, it's all right".

My favourite verse goes: "I wish there was something you would do or say / To try and make me change my mind and stay / But we never did too much talking anyway /Don't think twice, it's all right". I think Dylan's sense of humour is often overlooked – when we did a BBC 6Music Sunday Service to mark his birthday a couple of years ago, a lot of the archive clips were hilarious.

Remember: You can never do too many informational interviews.

And Mr Biden, 72, has tried this twice before, most recently in 2008, and has never done too well.

We have leveled off, so we need to work harder, and I think that's going to continue to be education — you can never do too much education.

Despite these and other flourishes, Mr. Cumming never does too much huffing and puffing to show how hard he's working.

In measures of agreeableness, there are items like "we can never do too much for the poor and elderly" and "human need should always take priority over economic considerations" — both statements that are embedded in a specific political ideology.