Sentence examples for submitted too from inspiring English sources

An acceptable portfolio generally contains 15 to 20 drawings, paintings, collages, small three-dimensional works or photographs of these (digital images on CDs are increasingly being submitted, too).

Police also said there had been multiple claims for a single incident or that some claims had been submitted too late.

Just before Christmas, Republican officials announced that the Gingrich campaign had submitted too few verified signatures in Virginia, his home state, which meant that he wouldn't be on the ballot there.

It is understood Chodan had wanted to challenge an earlier high court ruling that his appeal against the home secretary's decision to extradite him had been submitted too late.

"For the eight sports still in the running, we identified a number of issues with their submissions, or, in the case of UCI, it was submitted too late to be assessed at this meeting," said the IPC president, Sir Philip Craven.

But he submitted too many rental applications at once, which affected his credit, and he has not been able to find a new place to live, he said.

But it's funny to watch Parham's seduction sabotaged as his colleagues submit too enthusiastically to their roles as a rose-seller and a pompous maitre d'.

The system also tries to prevent inconsistent information by penalizing and sometimes banning those who submit too many spurious contacts or whose challenges are frequently overturned.

You'd be surprised how many professionals and amateurs alike try to submit too much information.

The boy was not to submit too easily, and if pursued by more than one man, was to show discretion and pick the more noble one.

Indeed, submitting too long queries, that is, composed of too many keywords, usually results in no or only few hits, whereas using isolated keywords as queries is frequently ineffective since the meaning of many words is ambiguous regardless of the context.