Примери за използване на Has been too на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It has been too long.
I agree, 9 years has been too long.
It has been too long, Gaia.
And the cost has been too high.
Lewis has been too fast this weekend, so I just have to accept second place.
The website has been too slow.”.
But for many here, the fallout from your war has been too much.
But life has been too hectic.
Progress over the past five years has been too slight.
Science has been too far removed from Art.
Progress is being made in these areas, but it has been too slow.
Your bandage has been too tight.
Obama has been too soft on Putin, and there is a need to impost potent smart sanctions.
When the night has been too lonely.
Everyone has been too polite to tell me the shape's a piece of s***.
The Commissioner, too, has been too optimistic.
The rain has been too heavy for the fires to continue burning.
It is difficult to apply a brake to a man who has been too exalted.
The process has been too painful.
We can't blurt out baby names because we haven't picked them, because your son has been too busy to discuss them.
I think she has been too betrayed.
For a long time, the gap between ourselves and United, Chelsea andnow Manchester City has been too big.
For many, it has been too long.
In-a-century winds of Typhoon Haiyan gashed the central Philippines,some aid workers said progress has been too slow.
Yes. The house has been too messy.
Basically, Europe has been too slow to manage the two major crises it has experienced over the past ten years and to find joint solutions, on that you are right.
And the night has been too lonely.
(EL) Madam President, without wishing to underestimate the importance of recent decisions passed by the European Council,the defining quality of European decisions over the last year has been too little too late.
Mike's focus has been too, um… Harvey-centric.
Relative to historical performance,post-crisis growth has been too low and too unequal.”.