Sentence examples for or too used from inspiring English sources
Perhaps I am too jaded, or too used to conversations about race, but I didn't laugh out loud while reading The Sellout, as so many reviewers claim to have done.
The children are either too tired to keep brushing them away or too used to them to bother.
England are uptight, and it's unthinkable that, with a game in the balance, they could counter-attack with the certainty shown by Flintoff and Jones in 2004-05 or, too use a specific example, Vaughan and Trescothick at Johannesburg.
All of the iPad's perceived advantages were seen to be filling a niche or too use-case specific, such as reading eBooks, consuming content on the train, or making presentations.
He either thinks all the players are as vile as he is, or he too used to juries full of his fellow Mormons, who delight in strangling the dreams of millions of gay Americans.
The staff is wary of getting too attached to the animals or having them get too used to human contact.
Or maybe they're just too used to statements like Mr. Lhota's to care anymore.
It may also help to cleanup your registry every once in a while too Use paint or another photo editing program.
Governments too use hostages.
Mr. Steele has a truthful restraint as the quiet new guy, Chip, but his story is never dynamic, and his fellow players are either too tangential or too nakedly used as props.
