Sentence examples for open too far from inspiring English sources

If the doors are left open too far, the thermostat is overstimulated by heat from the basement, so the radiators upstairs remain stone cold.

A raw bar held clams and oysters opened too far in advance to be lively, and a tough, bloodless roast sat on the carving station.

"I thought it was open, way too far open," said Deila.

I would argue that Britain has taken the idea of open markets too far, inviting overseas firms to gobble up our firms, sack great swaths of the workforce and hide the profits from the taxman without so much a whisper of dissent, for example.

It is also important to avoid over-tightening the valve, otherwise you will open it too far and release the air too quickly.

A really good sandwich place had opened not too far from us.

Don't pull the key ring open too hard or too far.

Although Sam Snead had won the 1946 British Open, in those years most American pros considered the British Open to be too far to travel for too little prize money.