Sentence examples for six years too from inspiring English sources

Would an untreated prostate cancer have killed him within six years, too?

In retrospect," he concluded, "we were five or six years too early".

It seems Perez's suds-based pandering to unions during his announcement might be six years too late.

Have a goddamn biscuit!' And yet none of my friends knows that I've been bulimic for six years and borderline anorexic for six years, too.

He was thirty-four, six years too young to be President, so parliament lowered the eligible age, and he was elected to a seven-year term, as the sole candidate.

The goal seemed to be to "show more flesh, to get more raunchy, to tie in with the top fantasies of adolescents six years too young to buy a six pack," Mr. Garfield of Advertising Age said.

Eight years too late, mused Michael Atherton.

They're two years too late.

It is five years too late.

Isn't this five years too early?

Thirty-five years too late, but still.