Sentence examples for too much time back from inspiring English sources

I think the coaches know their offensive line is in transition (read: not very good right now) and therefore they can't make Mark Sanchez spend too much time back there waiting for plays to develop.

Did you spend too much time looking back at the screen?

"If you spend too much time looking back, you have a big problem," Sparano said.

So is this what happens when you spend a little too much time knocking back tequila at Cabo Wabo?

But Hingis could not put enough depth on every shot, and she was spending too much time stabbing back floaters.

Under Mr. Putin, however, there has evolved something of an unspoken agreement not to spend too much time looking back at the corrupt and murderous way in which the Soviet Union's assets were privatized, so long as everyone agrees to follow certain rules.

I didn't have the chance to use KallOut just yet, but if it works as advertised, the service may hold promise for those that spend too much time switching back and forth between Word and Firefox.

Most social media managers spend too much time bouncing back and forth between tools to manage multiple social platforms," said Vishal Sankhla, co-founder and CTO of Viralheat in a statement today.

I don't understand why anyone would want us to lead unhappy lives?" Like many other older trans people, I spend far too much time looking back over a lifetime of losses and painful memories.

The moral worldview of the franchise has always been completely absurd (characters are supposed to learn lessons from their experiences, but many are either killed or traumatized beyond repair) and the film spends too much time flashing back to previously unseen moments from the prior sequels.

The premise behind Amigo is that we spend too much time in back-and-forth communication with our friends about what we want to do, where we want to go, and when.