Sentence examples for taking way from inspiring English sources
Heroin is taking way too many lives and hopefully this will wake everybody up who has an addiction".
I didn't comment when Doug committed a few pay-by-weight sins (loading up on cheap, heavy rice, taking way more than any normal human would eat).
Mick Hart, author of the Layman's Guide to Steroids, says: "The danger is 99% will use it irresponsibly – taking way too much or not knowing how to inject it.
In the end, he is proud to say the building was completed "ahead of schedule and under budget … [and] ended up costing us much less than any other major developments planned in Silicon Valley and taking way less time to build".
"CAN you undress her? Can I?" I was sitting in a booth at the Jacob J. Javits Convention Center during Toy Fair a few weeks ago, and a gentle doll dress designer, Tim Alberts, was, I thought, taking way too much time unsnapping the tiny pink chiffon skirt from the cinched vinyl waist of a new doll called Alex Ford.
The trouble is not that this is agitprop — though it is blatant enough, with its vengeful martyr ascending to the skies — but that it is kitsch, and the trouble with kitsch is that it feels like comedy with its hand down its pants, taking way too much pleasure in its own conceit.
"We took way too many penalties.
Trying not to smoke takes way too much effort.
When it starts snowing, the bus takes way too long".
