Sentence examples for and again too from inspiring English sources

Relying on commodities has failed time and again, too.

And again too long from the baseline and it's 15-40.

And paella Valenciana, while amply endowed with chicken, shrimp and peas, was marred by shriveled, overcooked clams and mussels, and, again, too pungent a presence of saffron.

Water Wars It is about as invisible and uncelebrated as a job can be, but the people who monitor, purify and supply water throughout this county like kudos now and again, too, please.

Again and again, too few planes with inadequate escort were sent out on daylight runs against ill-chosen targets, like World War I infantrymen being sent over the top.

Too strong a protection and again too little will be produced.

"When things rock and roll again, those smaller accounts may start rocking and rolling again, too," he said.

The app will keep you posted as the delivery happens and you can always check when the car was unlocked and locked again, too.

I did not know what naïve meant and was, again, too lazy to look it up.

Not to mention it's frustrating for developers to have to build the tool over and over again, too.

He was clinical tonight, always in the right place and, once again, too hot for Celta to handle.