Sentence examples for and too with from inspiring English sources

And, too, with the new Kindle Fires and NOOK HDs coming soon at lower price points than the $500 iPad, Apple is surely eager to introduce a cheaper tablet as soon as it can before the holiday rush (it's coming soon, people!) so that it can lock new tablet-buyers into the iOS ecosystem.

Although health-care provision should be based on residents' needs, we hypothesise that the provision of treatment is associated with the characteristics of the residents, for example need for care or age, and too with characteristics of the nursing home, for example the type of nursing home and the supply of care.

Make sure you replace words like to, two, and too with the number 2. Or the word you with u and the word why with y (pretend like you are texting).

But working-class immigrant neighborhoods like these in Brooklyn suffer many afflictions: shabby buildings, drug dealing, too many young men with guns and too few with jobs.

Wright said that he had to learn to do less and avoid "getting too high with my highs and too low with my lows".

If it's too dark with no light and too bright with it on, use a lamp.

At least Danny Drinkwater upped the ante, with a nice turn and cross, and David Nugent, too, with a fierce drive.

Because with the knowledge of language they begin to talk too much and too fast with other people, comparing salaries.

But he was too old and too splattered with brown spots to become Uga VIII.

They are too polite -- and too burdened with mortgages to offend such rich clients.

Procter & Gamble officials said yesterday that they had been too patient and too ambitious with some businesses.