Sentence examples for Say here too? from inspiring English sources
You would do well not to take anything that we say here too seriously".
From all parts of the field arose fresh cries of 'Water, for God's sake, water!' More piteous still, the mute appeal of some who could only feebly lift a hand to say, here, too, is life and suffering.
But he added: "Chefs come through here and say, 'We're too small to do this,' or 'We're too big to do this.' "Who am I, Goldilocks?
Goodbye is being said here, too, with a glow.
Nevada remains a moderately bright spot for McCain, as it appears to be shifting more slowly towards Democrats than its neighbors; that said, here too Obama is now leading.
That tweet says: the drink prices here are too high; that will particularly upset Jews – won't it?
They have a saying here: 'Lift too many stones, and you will get bitten.'".
Real estate brokers say buyers here, too, often sidestep official bank loans, financing their home purchases from hidden sources of income, whether graft, undeclared bonuses from government jobs or money earned legally but not reported to tax authorities.
I told her, and I will say it here too: she has done FAR more for women by speaking out than the Runaways ever did," Valentine wrote on Facebook.
"This is a chance to say we're here too," says Eurosceptic Thierry Baudet, who argues that Dutch voters should have their say on policies such as EU expansion, legislation and aid packages.
