Sentence examples for will be overly from inspiring English sources

But it is difficult to see why any of Europe's trading partners will be overly concerned.

Not that England will be overly concerned with ceding this point of advantage.

Neither Drew Bledsoe nor Brett Favre will be overly troubled by the cold weather.

Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa said he believes Judge Sotomayor will be overly influenced by "personal preferences".

But with a minimum of eight more matches to find fluency before the World Cup, neither England nor Bell will be overly concerned.

Avocational or school choruses, which account for most choruses in the United States, are reluctant to tackle music they fear will be overly complex, he says.

So we'll be overly cautious about it"..

"I don't think we'll be overly worried".

"Given where we are now, we've got to make sure we don't make a mistake, so we'll be overly protective with it," Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, said.

He got a load of tackling done, and enjoyed a 92% success rate, but I doubt he'll be overly happy that O'Brien gets the nod at six for Tuesday night's game.

Don't go to the City too often: you'll be overly tempted.