Sentence examples for angels too from inspiring English sources
There are a lot of chickens in his poems and a lot of angels, too.
Although underwritten as a character (he is nothing but a lovely shimmering empty space), the Byronic young man is definitely on the side of angels, too.
There was also praise for Harding from the outgoing News International chief executive, Tom Mockridge, whose own coming departure is also being lamented by many staff in Wapping, including those at The Sun. "He was on the side of the angels too," one staff member told me.
In short, in angels too there is a distinction of essence and existence.
This includes not only the causation of one animal by another, but of one angel by another, since angels, too, receive the names of "father" and "son".
Alan Vega sings about angels, too, and they're real.
After finishing fourth at a mile in the Lockinge at Newbury, the four-year-old dropped to six furlongs to run out a brilliant winner of Newmarket's July Cup before finding Mecca's Angel too strong over the minimum distance in the Nunthorpe at York.
He's staying close to SV Angel, too.
If I kicked out my devils would my angels leave, too?
(Charlie's angels were too busy posing undercover as beauty queens or prison matrons to discuss what they did under the covers.) And all that girl talk about men, or the lack of them, is what distinguishes female characters on television today.
