Sentence examples for he too lost from inspiring English sources

Yet almost immediately he too lost his footing.

Not surprisingly, he too lost interest in completing the film.

Then, in 2007, Odinga ran against Kibaki, for whom Kenyatta now campaigned, and he, too, lost to the incumbent.

Jim Murphy remains at the helm of Scottish Labour, but he too lost his seat in Westminster.

Pettitte lasted as long as Joba Chamberlain did on Friday, when he, too, lost a four-run lead in the fifth inning.

Flintoff survived the hat-trick ball, but in the next over he too lost his off stump - and now has 76 runs from nine innings this year.

Another businessman begins attacking her, although he too loses the fight.

As for Skip's mentor, the colonel, he too loses his way or, rather, comes to believe that his superiors have lost their way.

But he, too, loses half his $64,000 by guessing (with his father-in-law's advice) that Gerald Ford, not James K. Polk, was the president who also served as speaker of the House.

When he too loses his job and is miraculously offered a new one by the friend of a friend, Harry doesn't realize that this friendship is motivated by a plan to recruit him as a courier for the Russians.

"I was rooted to the spot," he recalled, too lost in the memory to see his own joke.