Sentence examples for too to work from inspiring English sources

It's hard, too, to work out the filmmakers' attitude toward their own central character.

But he reminded Negro readers that they had a duty, too: to work harder, to behave better, and to stem the tide of "Negro crime," which was, he said, "a menace to a civilized people".

In the beginning it was too "me too" to work properly but once I saw the HTC HD 7, I was in love.

And her Tao collection lost the thread this season by trying too hard to work too closely to the spirit of her mentor, Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons.

Reuther was a great phrasemaker: "Too old to work, too young to die" or "This union is about more than another nickel in the paycheck".

I was actually too young to work there, too young to be in a place that sold cocktails past midnight.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukCHILD narrators are often too precocious or too cute to work in novels.

Messy states: too big to fail; too messy to work.

Clothes that are too tight will be too uncomfortable to work in.

They're often too awkward to work in a large organization and too intense to work for anybody but themselves.

Professional nurses were also more likely to report feeling too tired to work while on duty.