Sentence examples for too long to catch from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, "it will take you too long to catch up".

It took the music industry far too long to catch up with online distribution, so you had things like Napster eating into revenue, and the people suffering were the artists".

In an anti-antihero frame of mind, I took much too long to catch up on what turned out to be one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious and — this is not a contradiction — spectacularly goofy series on television.

This ultra-cheap marketing technique is taking too long to catch on.

This is what has tarnished the banking industry and in my view private banks have taken far too long to catch up with the public's expectations".

(Of course, it's just a regular car he drives into it for demonstration purposes. It would take too long to catch a real one).

"I was on the ground for too long to get back up and catch on to the pack.

Or maybe he had driven his sheep up to summer pastures, as local shepherds still do, and tarried too long, to be caught by an early snowstorm and buried at the bottom of a glacier for five millenniums.

The halter mount should be long enough to allow the horse some head movement to expel dust and other contaminates but not too long to be caught up in a leg or hay net.

Why has it taken Malta so long to catch up?

How come it took me so long to catch on?