Sentence examples for he too called from inspiring English sources
He, too, called the police, and returned.
But he, too, called the espionage label unfortunate.
It was striking that he too called Pastor Phelps "Gramps".
He, too, called the report unfair and based on a three-year-old state inspection report.
He, too, called for his men to hold their fire, having recognized the soldiers as Americans.
He wanted to emote, not just for its own sake -- wanted to emote in order to get at what he, too, called the soul.
Turnery became a separate trade, while the cabinetmaker assembled the turned parts; veneer and marquetry cutting was not done by the cabinetmaker although he laid both; carving too called for the skill and experience and tools of a craftsman who did nothing else.
He also called Mrs. Clinton "too stupid to be president".
This, too, called for explanation.
Campbell, too, called NSABB's recommendations "unprecedented".
He too had called his wife and son from the runway.
