Sentence examples for really too long from inspiring English sources

"The list of positives is really too long," Capuano said of the Dodgers.

Though it's hard to remember a time when his hapless hospital alter-ego J.D. wasn't wall-to-wall on E4, it was not really too long ago.

Read the entire story (and get the shocking truth behind Linda Vaughn's broken left foot) and see lots more photos (it's really too long to post here); then post your comments here, especially if you went to or watched the race - or boycotted!

If it takes you really too long and if your homework seems to be taking you a lot longer than everyone else, first of all make a diary of the time you spend for a couple of weeks, and then you need to talk to a tutor or teacher about it to discuss what is going wrong.

"We never really stayed too long on Halloween," she said.

It was super-powerful, and I didn't really think too long before I agreed to do it".

In retrospect, of course, the way Philby played to type — the cricket-score-seeking Englishman, "looking like an intellectual of the 1930s, all leather patches on the elbows of his tweed jacket" — which made him so recognizable to Sayle, also made him unrecognizable to British authorities for really far too long.

The census process is completed every decade, which really is too long a time to observe short-term trends that follow, for example, an economic recovery or important bill.

Your stomach might growl, or if you've really gone too long without food you might get headaches, dizziness or become light-headed.

After an entire trilogy of Batman movies, which ended really not too long ago, I can already feel a certain case of Bat-fatigue.

If I have been sitting waiting for half an hour and have finished reading the magazines.... Yes, half an hour really is too long (Woman, 65 years old).