Examples of using Sometimes too in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Personal taste good, but sometimes too full-bodied.
It is hot and, sometimes too hot.
In our prayers we are sometimes too general.
USPSA scoring is pretty rich- sometimes too rich.
I have always been competitive- sometimes too competitive.
They are driving around in cars, sometimes too fast.
I act off of emotions sometimes too.
He works incredibly hard, sometimes too dogged.
Recommendations issued after the stress test were sometimes too 8 general, although EIOPA made
Sometimes too many infiriority complexes force the Cancer woman to have great feelings that she is not beautiful enough and not loved.
Since the overlap sometimes too wet, and insulation from moisture spoils on overlapping laid waterproof layer(polyethylene) film.
There are different types of double boilers, so it is sometimes too difficult to understand which apparatus is worth buying in the end.
Yes, today's world is sometimes too shaken modern pirates attack,
The implementation period of NGO projects is sometimes too short to ensure that the beneficiaries have acquired the capacity to use the new agricultural
World Championships courses are sometimes too hard for me, or if not, it's a sprint.
Because of this, it can sometimes seem that you are an extremist who sometimes too violently expresses what they want
the Committee feels, sometimes too restrictive in nature.
it is too abstract, sometimes too philosophical or negative.
brilliant and sometimes too variegated components.
The size of the sample is sometimes too small for us to be able to imagine how the final result on the wall will look like.