Sentence examples for sent too far from inspiring English sources

Johnson doesn't test him, another wasted ball sent too far wide.

It is no fun to crawl through cartons in storerooms desperately seeking material sent too far in advance.

Matt Cullen of Canadian Online Gaming noted that the checkpoints meant that players were not sent too far back into the level after each death, saving time.

But there are some things that you can watch out for to help keep that backsliding from sending you too far back.

Wahab was generating some real pace in his lengthy post-prandial spell, but the slope was sending him tumbling too far: no ball followed no ball.

One UK event promoter told the report's authors: "I have sent far too many young people to hospital simply because they misjudged their dose, mix, or their drugs were not the substance advertised.

It is virtually impossible that, despite the advice and intelligence provided by the United States and other countries, the FSA severely underestimated their capabilities, foolishly believed that they could really capture Damascus and Aleppo and sent far too small a force to capture and hold territory.

The colon-based test may pick up too many of these, sending far too many people in for colonoscopy.

With his first touch, Van Persie sends the ball skidding not too far wide of the left upright.

They said their decision was about fairness, undoing an effort that had gone too far and sending a message to businesses and other cities about El Paso's values.

With more automation, says David Schmoock, Lenovo's president for North America, labour's share of total costs is shrinking anyway.Second, many American firms now realise that they went too far in sending work abroad and need to bring some of it home again, a process inelegantly termed "reshoring".