Sentence examples for sometime too from inspiring English sources

The speaker lists some negative things about summer: it is short—"summer's lease hath all too short a date"—and sometimes the sun is too hot—"Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines".

In a sonnet that assessed summer, Shakespeare acknowledged, "Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines".

Sometime too much the chocolate syrup pours And often is the seltzer not much fizzed.

Rough winds may blast thee, stress may take its toll And botox leave thy brow impervious; Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines And oft thy sun-cream UV rays lets through; And every perfect pout at last declines Into a wrinkled spouse's sulking moue.

Hopefully Harman/Kardon fans over here in the States will get a chance to purchase the player sometime too.

I spoke to US tech journalist Quinn Norton, who has worked with the hacker community for 20 years, reporting on the Anonymous group, and studying - sometime too closely for comfort - the trolls.

The 5-inch Streak is clearly meant for a different market than the 9.7-inch iPad, but it's also possible that we'll see a larger version sometime soon, too.

Journalists have transmitted the warnings of scientists, but they have sometime focussed too much on the mini-controversies and the unimportant disagreements and not enough on the big picture.

(I'm a sometime manager too).

We hear he might make it out to the US sometime soon too.

But as the daughter of the Hollywood composer Richard A. Whiting and sometime Johnny Mercer collaborator ("Too Marvelous for Words," "Hooray for Hollywood"), she cared most about the American songbook.