too good to last

He should have known it was too good to last.

Of course, looking back, it was too good to last.

For a music lover the place always seemed too good to last.

Somehow, the security was so complete that it seemed too good to last.

Such nonstop action, so quickly, seemed too good to last, and it was.

Until yesterday, his luck had seemed too good to last, and that turned out to be the case.

"I knew it was too good to last," he said.

It was all too good to last, of course.

But it was too good to last for long.

Easy come, easy go, it had been too good to last.

It follows from this that some national legal and financial environments are actually too good to last.

But you know the racket's too good to last.

I thought it was too good to last: the wine now sells for $125.

Maybe it was too good to last; maybe I should have figured he would crack.

The situation had been too good to last.

The middle-aged welcomed the changes, but shook their heads and said that it was too good to last.

I should have realised this had to be too good to last.'

I just felt this was too good to last and I was right.

It had been too good to last indefinitely, and now he wondered how it might end.

The aura of Swiss politesse seems too good to last, and it is.

She hoped it would stay like that forever, but knew it was too good to last.

But the current arrangement, in which many Web shopping sites are practically giving away their products, is too good to last.

With the way things have been going for the Knicks, maybe that was too good to last.

It was too good to last, however--like all things in this hard world.

It was too good to last; today about 25% of the spam I receive is getting through again.