Sentence examples for spread ourselves from inspiring English sources

"We can't spread ourselves too thin," she said.

"We didn't want to spread ourselves all over".

The secret of our success is that we don't spread ourselves too thin.

We spread ourselves the length of the field for mop-up, then walked toward the ditch.

"Now we realise, let's not spread ourselves our too thin, we've got full member countries, Zimbabwe being one, West Indies maybe, where we've got to be careful that they don't fall off the ship," he said.

"We're such a small organisation talking about such a wide range of subjects, we could spread ourselves a bit thinly sometimes and that's another reason why the chief exec needs to feel confident to pick up some of those interviews," she says.

It might be spreading ourselves too thin if we tried to have other interests.

"It's about spreading ourselves around the world and locating ourselves where the struggles are," she says.

We had placed ourselves in unprecedented danger, he suggested, by spreading ourselves so thickly around the world.

"Where we are spreading ourselves is in geographic terms and that's a challenge many companies can recognise.

The alternative would mean spreading ourselves too thinly; to be able to think only in the broadest strategic terms.