Sentence examples for not only too small from inspiring English sources

But truth be told, her kitchen was not only too small for two but also in a state of permanent disarray.

Born July 16 , 1963 in the southern city of Malmo, he was not only too small but too weak to attract the interest of the National Tennis Federation.

It is Everton's first cup final in 14 years and Elstone added: "The allocation to both Everton and Chelsea is not only too small it is, sadly, hopelessly inadequate and will drive ticketless supporters towards the touts.

The USA coach, the former Celtic player Robert Millar, forced his charges to train on board "despite the conditions", labelling the Munargo "a steamer not only too small and without an open deck for exercising, but also with very poor bathrooms".

Bowls are not only much too small, but are difficult to filter, have poor oxygen exchange, can be especially prone to smashing accidents due to their rounded shape and stunt the fish growth.

It's not too big, not too small, not too light, not too heavy.

Not too big, not too small, not too long, and not too short.

Huntington is a village that is not too snooty, not too sprawling, not too small.

Not too heavy, not too small, really quite practical.

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Not too big, not too small.