Sentence examples for too established from inspiring English sources

"It's too established now," he said.

"Maybe Nao's a little too established for this show".

In the 1990s California too established rigorous standards.

Ukip seems too established as a party to want to contemplate these deals.

The Saints thought they were too established for such a thing.

In his view, the Napa Valley of California was too established.

Be cool, too, establish a monopoly, restrict your supply.

The second movement, too, establishes a rhythmic groove that propels the music forward.

Narratively, too, establishing a stack of parallels between Shakespeare's early plays and this fictionalised tragicomic biodrama involves weaving in a shedload of cornily famous quotations – although those are, of course, tongue-in-cheek and cleverly elaborate in the end.

I'd add to the avoidance list explanations of the Los Angeles Lakers' triangle offense, and also warn against striking the note of intimacy too quickly established.

But the logic of slaughtering the Armenians had by this point been too well established.