Sentence examples for rather too soon from inspiring English sources

With just 14 short levels, the end comes rather too soon, but it's hard to quibble over a free download of such quality.

After the fun and games of the All Star game, MLS is back this weekend - perhaps rather too soon for Vancouver Whitecaps fans.

"The key is to peak at the right time, but given a choice, I'd rather peak too soon than too late," he said.

Get peaches at the height of peach season, rather than too soon or too late in the season.

(The scene in which Georgia takes off all her clothes to illustrate the difference between nakedness and the vulnerability of intimacy seems thuddingly gratuitous.) In the end Lesnewski comes to the same sad end as the man who inspired the playwright to create him, but it feels inevitable rather than tragic and overdue rather than much too soon.

In fact, Hilbert understood rather too well and soon he was working hard to find a formulation of his own for a general theory, just as Einstein was discovering more errors and contradictions in the Entwurf.

For one, they have to heed Branch Rickey's advice and unload veteran talent before the talent breaks down -- trade a player too soon, rather than too late.

Many parts of the country have no team and we might find surprises like in Pacific Northwest rather than forcing something too soon.

Gates is still a matchup nightmare for virtually all linebackers and most safeties, but  General Manager A.J. Smith has always been willing to cut bait on a player a year too soon rather than a year too late.

But the Yankees are following the example of Branch Rickey, who built championship teams in St .Louis and Brooklyn, and believed it was better to get rid of a player a year too soon rather than a year too late.

US District Judge John G Heyburn II of Louisville said in a four-page order that it is "best that these momentous changes occur upon full review" rather than being implemented too soon or causing confusing changes.