Sentence examples for too many moves from inspiring English sources

He has consulted his binder a lot to switch relievers, and has been criticized for making too many moves.

Sometimes he tries to make too many moves at the line of scrimmage, but he consistently sets up a defender with his release.

But now, impatient Knicks fans seem to be questioning whether Isiah Thomas, the Knicks' president, has made one too many moves.

Go has too many moves for a machine to win by brute-force calculations, which is how IBM's Deep Blue famously beat former world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.

The Cambridge president George Nash, who confirmed this would be his final appearance in the race, paid tribute to Oxford and told BBC Sport: "They put together a really fantastic race, they put in one too many moves and we couldn't answer it which is something that is going to probably replay in my head for the rest of my life.

But don't copy too many moves.

There's just too many moving parts".

"There are too many moving parts," he said.

Pan was skeptical: he thought that would involve too many moving pieces and too much time.

There are simply too many moving parts for one panel to handle.

For an ordinary author this densely populated story might have too many moving parts.