a bridge too far

"My own view is that the 57 percent may be a bridge too far."

In my view this is, for the present, a bridge too far.

The agreement on a common position appears to be a bridge too far for them.

She later described the change in ownership as "a bridge too far."

Turning to the substance, as I said just now, some things may be a case of a bridge too far.

This game was a bridge too far for a very good but young Welsh team.

It is simply a bridge too far and you will only feed public anger.

I think he's just being cute about the bridge too far."

Last night that was a bridge too far, but tonight it is the easier, softer way.

On opening day, it was a bridge too far.

This might be a bridge too far for Britain.

Star Trek chairs for the lounge - a bridge too far?

During the planning for this operation he memorably said: "I think we might be going a bridge too far."

I confess to having drifted a bridge too far on with in a recent political polemic.

Then he added, "But sir, I think we might be going a bridge too far."

Thought the Premier League would be a bridge too far for him but obviously not!

"It's not really a bridge too far," he said.

Block-granting food stamps, he said, would place Republicans on their own "bridge too far."

It is simply a bridge too far to make agreements at European level at this stage.

In the mid-1980s, the vision of creating a genuine single market seemed a bridge too far.

But even this meager score was often a bridge too far for poor students from dismal inner city schools.

Sorry, Rummy; as my dentist says, that's a bridge too far.

So expecting people to be happy buying a handset that they cannot even touch, much less play around with, was a bridge too far.

But I am still exhausted and the hotel in Delhi seems like a bridge too far.

Eliminating any Member State's influence in projects up to 10 million is a bridge too far at the present stage.