Sentence examples for no too far from inspiring English sources
Up a bit... left a bit... down a bit... no, too far, go back up... bit more... now, left a bit more... bit more... not too fast... just a little bit more...Ok, hold it... FIRE!... there you go, you've won the giant teddy.
No, I think there is no too far when you do a movie.
And, no, it was not too far to travel for a collection as rich and varied in its layers as the spring Proenza show.
There is no distance too far, no mountain too high, no amount of kebab and coal to drag from the car that's too much.
Combined with the fact that none of the normal feedback mechanisms of everyday life exist – no eye contact, no authority figures, no sense that behaviour is being monitored or reacted to by an actual person with feelings – all of this means people seem to think there is no going too far and there are no consequences.
During the past five years, no obstacle was too big and no place too far for Ikal Angelei's determined campaign.
"And it is no longer too far off.
No bridge too far: Manhattan literary agencies make the move to Brooklyn.
Movie revenues (or profits) are not like people's heights, falling smoothly around an average with no one too far out on either end.
Do these measures violate the civil liberties of American citizens and of citizens in countries where the United States military advances, or is no step too far in the "relentless pursuit of the global terror network"?
Sanders's dream of radical change was not the same dream as everyone's on the left, and the issues that the Vermonter raised most resoundingly — campaign-finance reform, truly universal health care, aggressive financial regulation, student debt — are no longer too far removed from the views of the median Democratic member of Congress.
