Sentence examples similar to do too more from inspiring English sources

The memory does too, more quickly for the loser, of course.

If Julia Child almost single-handedly brought serious French food into American homes, and Marcella Hazan brought other-than-meatballs Italian, and Jane Grigson miraculously salvaged some British food from unpalatability, then there is no question that Madhur Jaffrey not only changed the way this country views Indian food but also affected the way restaurants do, too -- more than anyone.

The kids do, too, and more power to them: apples and even dip we can do at home.

The Pilobolus Dance Theater doesn't need to do too much more these days than just get out onto the stage and move about.

The games you labor through and you try to do too much, more than you are capable of, those are the times you really get in trouble, and you're sore the next day".

"Michael can't do too much more than that.

So I would just let it ride or tinker, but not do too much more".

Still, Ritchie said he can't do too much more to cater to a specific group of visitors.

"It's still very much there, but until the licence application comes through we can't do too much more".

However, don't do too much more than that.

I suspect you do, too, which speaks more to you than any eulogy ever could.