Sentence examples for here too so from inspiring English sources

"Is he here, too, so?" Eileen asked Nugent, nodding at Jamie.

We have things that are messed up here, too, so it's not that theirs are any worse than ours.

"I know this city quite well and I've got some contacts here too, so we're well briefed," he said.

At the risk of this getting totally out of hand Pippa Middleton and Lewis Hamilton are here too so they'll need casting.

The challenge with this second global externality also appears to be enormous, because here too so much is at stake and it also seems difficult to reach an international governing agreement.

Research shows that young women dominate here too – so long as the picture doesn't actually relate to the story and is just used to give it what's called a "lift" in the industry.

Her three daughters have worked here, too, and so has her sister.

Wrestling outfits are plentiful here, too, but so are sombreros, comedy moustaches, proud reconstructions of Aztec costumes and, perhaps most vivid of all, borrowings from the day of the dead tradition.

The office line of Ellen Kassoff Gray, an owner of the Equinox restaurant in Washington, D.C., in turn warns callers, "I don't check messages here too often, so if you want to reach me in a timely fashion please e-mail me".

That may have been the case here, too, but so was the fact that when LinkedIn presented the tool publicly, they saw requests from the developer community to use it for their own projects.

I write this, not because I have the answer, but to let you know that I live here, too, and so many of us do.