Sentence examples for too many dates from inspiring English sources

"When I'm reaching burnout I start fixing too many dates and writing too many emails.

"You've been going on too many dates with Henry Foster," Fanny told Lenina.

Consider, in Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," the dumb chuckle Swift emits about twenty seconds in, after she sings "I go on too many dates" — no sentient creature on Earth is buying the spontaneity of that sound.

In Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," which I consider a perfect song, there's a giggle she releases between the lines "I go on too many dates" and "But I can't make 'em stay".

"I go on too many dates, but I can't make them stay, at least that's what people say," she sang on the 2014 worldwide top-five single Shake it Off.

Consider, in Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," the dumb chuckle Swift emits about twenty seconds in, after she sings "I go on too many dates"—no sentient creature on Earth is buying the spontaneity of that sound.

Those who don't can get weary after one too many bad dates, so the services have to dazzle them and keep them around longer.

Rather, just a selection of highly frustrated late-twenty/early-thirtysomethings, fed up with too many bad dates, most of them apparently supplied by the internet.

"I had been out on too many blind dates that didn't work out," she said, adding that New Year's Eve is her "least favorite night of the year".

Ten years later, when it became obvious that Earl was not only famous but verging on a legend, Louise, exhibiting country firmness and gumption, became his gate-keeper, defending the soft-spoken Earl from celebrity abuse, ill-advised contracts, and too many free dates or dubious honors.

He told me that for years he'd been hearing complaints from AP teachers across the country that the old curriculum required students to memorize too many names, dates, and laws, while not allowing time for historical context.