Sentence examples for too strapped from inspiring English sources

Professor X drives a car with a leaking radiator and one headlight; he is too strapped to buy summer clothes.

But another 10 million should be receiving treatment and aren't getting it because donor nations and the afflicted countries feel too strapped to pay the bill.

Aren't the state and the city, the two entities that control the Hudson River Park Trust, too strapped for lavish redecorating projects?

Three conclusions can be divined from Alderson's statements: ■ The Wilpon family is still too strapped to let Alderson elevate the payroll much beyond where it was.

The steady customers in Scarsdale who needed the fences touched up, the gutters cleaned, the table moved just so are too strapped to need his help.

This answer is unlikely to comfort families with relatives in care homes, who point out that councils are too strapped for cash to provide the funding.

He did, too, strapping a camera on baby Darius's head, recording what he looked at.

I later found out that simple event management software would have made my life 10 times easier, but we were too cash strapped to pay for anything.

"You hit a hundred out of a hundred of those in practice," said Voltchkov, who came to Wimbledon too cash-strapped to eat out and left with $193,000 in prize money.

I was seeing Azzedine Alaïa straps, too many straps.

The device has me strapped, too, to a mistake I made at the age of 22.