Sentence examples for once not too from inspiring English sources

The same hyphen that today feels like a dagger that coarsely divides had once, not too long ago at all, been a symbol of a most hallowed bond.

Soccer would have once, not too long ago, been seen as a topic unsuitable for intellectual analysis, something beneath the dignity of philosophical inquiry.

In this case, mercifully, it was only once and not too hard.

Once; perhaps not too long ago, Bangkok must have been a rather lovely city, with its calm canals lined, with the handsome and functional Thai houses, its tran quillity and its resplendent temples.

Joseph about an Army major who once lived not too far from the school.

Ask her about herself, her past, her dreams, her fears, but not all at once, and not too soon in the relationship.

Cat's safe but lackluster adulthood can't compare with her adolescence, which was at once not enough and too much.

Debussy's opera "Pelleas et Melisande," which was revived at the Metropolitan Opera on Wednesday, tells us at once not enough and too much.

But on the first of those two matches in Basel, the Germans fielded numerous reserves, Hungary won 8-3, and Grosics, for once not taking matters too seriously, was culpable on the last two of those goals, disporting himself outside the penalty box.

It's not your fault if we die or not and they said that they only smoke once a day, not too much".

The humiliation of the Premier League continues and for once the word is not too strong.