Sentence examples similar to too much know how from inspiring English sources

Alan Quinlan had far too much know-how for him.

Williams was at least pushed by Cornet on Rod Laver Arena although the seven-time major winner, seeded 25th as she continues her comeback from illness, had too much know-how for the Frenchwoman.

Sailing required too much know-how, they thought, and besides, it seemed to be a sport meant for rich people on vacation rather than children from Washington Heights on their summer break.

They said women talked too much, didn't know how to keep secrets and were too emotional.

"I'm reluctant to say too much as I know how disappointed the fans were when the Keith Ryder takeover kept on getting put back and put back.

Their grouchy leader, James Murphy, has resurrected LCD Soundsystem and a nation of folks who probably identify with the narrator of "Losing My Edge" just a little too much don't know how to feel about it.

When up against a person with good sniper skills, strafing won't help too much (they probably know how to counter it) at this point.

"It's too soon to know how much was due to the lopsided games or how much what I think we all thought would be an inevitable decline from the excitement of the first year or the semi-finals on New Year's Eve.

"I wanted to say, 'I want him too.' I know how much he means to us but I also know that in the long run it's going to be the best thing for us".

It is too early to know how much Tomlinson has left.

He said it was too soon to know how much time he would miss.