Sentence examples for too main from inspiring English sources

Indie music is way too main stream, man.

9. Stories are like meals, don't give children too many main courses.

Aesthetically too, the main stadium in the sports city – which is now 70 per cent completed – gets the thumbs up.

"The real question is: Why aren't more men doing that too?" The main risk in going back to school is the accompanying student loan debt.

Airports with two simultaneous runways should be able to handle approximately 55 to 65 million passengers per year, and here, too, the main capacity problems are related to the provision of adequate terminal space.

For all readers of Trainspotting who do not come from lowland Scotland (and perhaps for some of them too), the main difficulty of the novel is also one of its peculiar pleasures: making out what people are saying.

Gizmodo got in on the fun too: the main corner pic plus one of the lens and dual flashes.

Prominent activist and reporter Oleksandr Aronets has a stern warning for whoever takes charge of Ukraine: "Many people have said this already, but I must say this too: the main important thing is that they don't sell out.

(Too many other main courses come with a generic accompaniment of green beans and large, woody carrots).

Below, in the sculpture court, local art students laid the rails for Svayambh, a work that would drag a vast block of wax on a freight car through the court's too-small main arch.

A stack of giant pots and pans in another, smaller room is also impressive, but the rest of Mr. Therrien's exhibition, scattered around Gagosian's too-big main showroom, is a letdown.