Sentence examples for stage too far from inspiring English sources

But I worry that this takes Bond's already slightly grating clothes, cocktail and wine fastidiousness a stage too far.

It was a stage too far after a marvelous, adventurous return of Spurs to top European competition for the first time since 1961.

"I remember feeling I'd really overstepped the mark when I opened my second shop – thinking, that's probably going a stage too far," she told Radio 4. In 2010, Kidston sold a majority share in her business to a US private equity firm, making a reported £30m, although she still holds a 23 per cent stake and remains creative director.

Or has it become a staging post too far?

If anything, this staging veers too far to the opposite extreme and I'd argue that it is itself internally divided in terms of technique.

But Dr. Dean brushed aside the entreaty from across the stage (he was too far away for Mr. Lieberman to walk over).

An examination of the titles also illuminates the delicate but obscure art of telegraphing an opera's libretto in brief flashes of two 38-character lines (an early form of tweeting, perhaps) without distracting the viewer from what is on the stage or straying too far from the meaning of the text.

We have taken it stage by stage and not looked too far forward.

Have you ever gone too far on stage?

At this stage of the political cycle – too far in with the Conservatives and too far out to start bidding with Tories and Labour for the next coalition – this was probably as far as Clegg wanted to go.

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