Sentence examples for bye too from inspiring English sources

Then if the Vikings lose and the Cardinals lose or tie, the Cowboys get the first-round bye, too.

The batsmen exchange singles, Bopara with a slightly uppish drive, and there's a leg-side bye too.

Once they said bye too, then you can go proceed to do what ever else is important for you to do next.

But you can kiss those good-bye, too.

'I want to go beddy-bye, too.' " A life of early nights and settled repetition suited Auchincloss very nicely, and he has always been grateful that one was granted him.

Good-bye to smugness — and goodbye, too, to the illusion that we could spend our way to happiness.

Bye-Bye Humans too have become rigid, intractible in our reliance upon outmoded technologies (gasoline-powered cars, coal-burning power plants) which are poisoning our atmosphere.

"That first-round bye means too much to give it to only one team".

No balls and leg byes came along too, with plenty of overs leaking nine or ten runs.

If you were being picky you might say that his byes count remains too high, 2.10 per cent of the runs conceded by England compared to Knott's 0.93 per cent, Bob Taylor's 1.10 and Stewart's 1.12.

It's nothing new: last year a bunch of "non-core" GCSE and A-level subjects were culled, too – it was bye, bye, Media Studies, Home Economics and whatever "Citizenships" was.