Sentence examples for choose too from inspiring English sources
There are plenty of designs to choose, too, to suit their tastes.
We've taken the slogan "a woman's right to choose" too literally.
If it's not too maudlin, I'd be interested to hear what you'd choose, too.
Thank goodness for war Bratton's back A sniper in the suburbs Oh no, don't ask me to choose Too dashing a soldier, but no villain Paul Wellstone's appeal ReprintsAn even bigger change is the growth of independents.
Thank goodness for war Bratton's back A sniper in the suburbs Oh no, don't ask me to choose Too dashing a soldier, but no villain Paul Wellstone's appeal ReprintsAbout 60% of voters say they like both of them.
Thank goodness for war Bratton's back A sniper in the suburbs Oh no, don't ask me to choose Too dashing a soldier, but no villain Paul Wellstone's appeal ReprintsSome Indians returned the compliment.
In between, the road was carefully chosen, too.
Film chooses, too, and even a focus-puller can't choose both at once.
Despite an occasional telling line, he chose too many talky songs, not earning many new fans.
An errant pen stroke picked up by the scanner makes it appear the voter chose too many candidates, called overvoting.
