Sentence examples for too back to from inspiring English sources
Make sure your look isn't too Back to the Future: nubile hipsters may look great in a fringed, snow-wash jacket, but it's an irony too far on most of us.
Here, too, back to back, were two intensely atmospheric works, the Strauss and the Ravel, pulling a listener first toward Vienna and a supersaturated Romanticism, then, again abruptly, toward Paris and Neo-Classical restraint (however lushly packaged).
(And by that I mean that it is a little too dry, too cautious, too back-to-school).
Tyler, too, dates back to the days of William Penn.
Perhaps he is too far back to influence your decision.
"They shook loose, and we were just too far back to catch them," he said.
He is now 11 30 back from the lead, too far back to dream of matching last year's performance.
Microcars, too, looked back to the crude beginnings of the automobile and forward to the future of stylish, personal transportation.
They were too far back to challenge in the division race, but their improved play hasn't gone unnoticed.
But it, too, refers back to his early days without much to show for it.
Mrs Winifred Ewing lost Moray and Nairn, Mr Hamish Watt lost Baniff, and Angus South, too, went back to the Tories.
