Sentence examples for too many test from inspiring English sources

Yet the way in which the ODI series has unfolded suggests that England have in fact selected too many Test players rather than too few.

A safer bet for this inevitable 90s revival are War Of Words, a new girl duo who speak like Stacey Solomon after one too many test tubes at Vodka Revolution, but sing like Neneh Cherry rubbing herself in Carte Noire.

Elliot's appearance at Limerick was limited to an 18-minute run-out as New Zealand were forced to dig deep in a midweek match where they did not want to risk too many Test starters.

Another tactic could be to remind drinkers of all the embarrassing stuff they do when they get too drunk; GDS' One Too Many test does exactly that.

While the bucket boasted a 30-year shelf life for the 196 servings of foodstuffs inside, it didn't take too many test meals before I'd resolved myself to an existence of scavenging and cannibalism in the event of a real apocalypse.

My pain was blinding, but perhaps even more blinding was the sure knowledge that I had never looked quite so repulsive in my entire life -- not even that time I vomited down the front of my cat suit when I had one too many test tube shooters at Peanuts in West Hollywood during a drag show circa 1986.

There are far too many tests.

Problem No. 1: Too many tests, too much emphasis.

Critics say the results can be too much equipment and too many tests.

According to the lawsuit, Dr. Gravett was eventually fired for ordering too many tests.

Mr Alexander thinks there may be too many tests, a belief shared by teachers' unions.