Sentence examples for too long made from inspiring English sources

Ownership waited too long, made too many bad decisions and nondecisions for years.

"Malcolm in the Middle," a sitcom that lasted too long, made a point of ending without tears, but padded the finale with a long, silly joke about excrement that was just as painful.

They were responding to an unexpected challenge: Mark Winston Griffith, the candidate who finished a strong second in the primary election, saying Mr. Vann had held on to the office too long, made the bold decision to run in the general election on the Working Families Party ticket.

The observational nature of biology may even seem self-evident, as expressed more than three centuries ago by Robert Hooke, whose work Micrographia of 1665 contained his microscopical investigations that included the first identification of biological cells: "The truth is, the science of Nature has already been too long made only a work of the brain and the fancy.

Amazon, for the longest time, served as a final lifeline for the paper publishing industry and it seems that this legal move is a way to strip the last vestige of respect from those gatekeepers who, for far too long, made the sale of ideas a process of getting widgets onto shelves.

We want to know how these candidates will be different than the countless politicians who for too long made promises to America's struggling families that they didn't keep.

Waits between courses were occasionally too long, making the din oppressive.

"The UN mission in DR Congo has been starved of resources for far too long, making a difficult job impossible.

There is hatred for the patient that keeps us on the phone too long, making it impossible to meet the quota of eight satisfied clients a day.

Rock stars and athletes tend to hang around too long, making fools of themselves, frantically clinging to the last vestiges of youth.

Z. took the carton from me and screwed back on the lid, shaking it vigorously and for far too long, making us laugh again.