Sentence examples for once too long from inspiring English sources

Awkward arrangement of tables that are at once too long and too narrow.

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.

That's because the authorities there will be evaluating a prison sentence that was, at once, both too long and too short.

Last year, I felt Zack Snyder made a more than decent bash of bringing the dense and multi-stranded Watchmen to the big screen, while in the past decade we've even seen The Lord of the Rings, once considered too long and flowery for Hollywood, turned into a blockbuster trilogy by Peter Jackson.

There are optimistic elements peppering the dismal downward-sloping graphs, but for once in too long a while the conservation community have summoned the courage to concisely tell it like it is, not hide behind the isolated tales of success that typically crowd the covers of their membership quarterlies and sow cosy contentment.

Uploading a 40-megabyte video from a hard drive to the Web averaged 16 minutes, and trying two videos at once took too long to bother waiting.

An Irish poet once wrote: "Too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the heart".

Even if he succeeds, Italians will probably be asked to vote once again before too long, given the notorious instability of Italian politics.

However, since a reliable reading process by a voltmeter needs a minimum time of 1 to 10 ms, if the total number of sensors in a TFTC array is too large, then one cycle of the measurements which ensures each individual sensor is measured once may take too long; thus, a real-time monitoring of the 2D temperature map may not be practical.

Moreover, "unable to have an orgasm or climax" was remarked on only once, and "took too long to have an orgasm or climax" was not remarked on at all, even though a high proportion of patients evaluated them as "difficult to answer".

But they won't last too long once they come out of the oven.