Sentence examples for serving too much from inspiring English sources

— Eric Asimov The Orlando Sentinel: A prisoner sues the State of Florida for serving too much soy-based food, which he says threatens his health.

This is not an amuse bouche, sir. Owner: If you are accusing us of serving too much food, we shall accept your criticism.

And it results in far too many Americans serving too much time in too many prisons -- and beyond the point of serving any good law enforcement reason".

When expanding this joke to a full-length play, they had to figure out how to balance repeating the premise fans already understood ― serving too much tuna to celebs ― with not beating a dead tuna.

As with nightcaps, a hair of the dog is most judiciously limited to one serving: too much of a good thing will not improve the odds that it will succeed, though you might feel, if only for a few moments, like the bon vivant, mash-up offspring of Bertie Wooster and Sally Bowles.

In no time at all it's 40-0, Djokovic's first serve too much for Raonic.

Mr. Cuomo has received high marks for hospitality, with Mr. Silver even remarking, "They served too much".

In May, another lawsuit was brought against Starbucks – this time by a Chicago woman who claimed that she was served too much ice and too little caffeine in her Starbucks' cold beverages.

It is always better to serve too much food than to not serve enough.

Do not serve too much to children, because it will make their tummies upset!!!

The number of lawsuits accusing Starbucks of deceiving its customers by serving them too much ice has fallen by one.