Rather successful, too.

Rather recently, too. Yes.

I'm rather too young.

I rather like it, too.

Too high?

Pretty high too.

Too high, Bert.

Yes, and it's now rather chilly, too.

That too, but rather a fried egg.

She was dark, not too tall, rather pretty.

Now it's too high.

You got too high.

Too high. You are exaggerating.

You're still going too high.

Your price is too high.

The duty is too high.

One production is too low. Two price is too high.

Now straighten out. Straighten, you're too high. You're too fast.

Unemployment remains far too high, with alarming levels of long term and youth joblessness. Public debt remains too high as well, and, making matters worse, much more of it is now owed to official rather than private creditors (which would complicate debt restructuring should it become necessary).

Unemployment remains far too high, with alarming levels of long term and youth joblessness. Public debt remains too high as well, and, making matters worse, much more of it is now owed to official rather than private creditors (which would complicate debt restructuring should it become necessary).

Gentlemen, I'm afraid our rates are rather high.

She said, But it's too high.

No. The exchange is too high.

Your price was too high, remember?

Too glorious and high is He, too exalted for what they say!

Too glorious and high is He, too exalted for what they say!

I know you'd rather get a slug, but that's too simple.

She came into the emporium in rather high excitement.

Would you rather go to a public high school?

The levels of violence remain too high.

My only mistake was aiming too high.

Well, it's all rather complicated. What we call high finance.

She sets rather a high standard for you, does she ?

Too high and maybe you see patterns everywhere.

Or rather, shall we say that this too is a question of morale?

Well, I'm soldiering all day, and I'm rather busy in the evenings too.

Now, the rate is still too high still too many people unnecessarily losing their lives.

That means that he eats and drinks too much... and plays for too high stakes.

Margo, let's make peace. The terms are too high.

I don't want to do it. It's too high.

Fats can't do it. It's too high for him.

Too often, it is individual commitment, rather than institutionalized mechanisms, that drives our work.

Is it not the case that the problem in the US has been too little savings, rather than too much? Doesn t the country s persistent current account deficit reflect excessive consumption, rather than weak effective demand?

It's sort of fashionable, but the price is too high!

I only hope it isn't too high for you here.