Sentence examples for would be too long from inspiring English sources

"A year would be too long," he said.

"An hour or more would be too long," he said.

It would be too long and convoluted and full of words like Nothingness and Nausea.

A judge gave them both short sentences, saying the recommended prison terms would be too long.

Thindwa said the sentence of 14 years would be too long for them to survive.

Crewe blog Zelo Street was worried that it would be too long for efficient cornering.

That awkwardness gave some of his supporters pause, as they wondered whether he'd been too long out of the fray and was too clumsy for the split-second hyperscrutiny of the Twitter era.

With tenants competing for space, it would not be too long before rents, tempered by the recession, would rise and incentives for tenants, a staple of the office market since the credit crisis of 2007, would recede significantly.

Had Williams responded with Massa on the next lap, the Brazilian would almost certainly have been able to rejoin still ahead but Williams were worried the two remaining stints would then be too long for their car.

"The landlord said it wouldn't be too long," Mr. Garcia said.

That wouldn't be too long to book ahead to get a big show, or a big-name headliner.