Sentence examples for too far noted from inspiring English sources

"The adrenaline tonight went a bit too far," noted Jayne Torvill.

Even the New York Times, in an editorial saying that critics have gone too far, noted, "Too often, Mr. Obama's ambitions seem in question.

Of course, that can go too far, he notes.

Too many of his fastballs away to left-handed hitters were, he noted, too far outside.

"Sacks will go far, if he doesn't go too far," a schoolmaster had noted about the 12-year-old Oliver.

Hit the Dodgers-Red Son game on Thursday at City of Palms Park, not too far from the estate of noted anti-Semite Henry Ford.

Episode 6: Took the Hannah note way too far.

Will says that the Tea party "probably" went too far with O'Donnell, but correctly notes that it's going to be largely irrelevant to the way the Senate will shake out.

You knew he would never inspire alarm as W. did, that if Condi walked too far away or his notes blew off the lectern, he'd be utterly lost.

He suggested that we not wander too far from the trail but also noted that some hunters might head off by themselves and not want to be followed.

You might be very surprised to find the repetition of note patterns, and you will notice variations that still do not stray too far from an original 10-15 note pattern.