Sentence examples for it too made from inspiring English sources

Google paid $1.6 billion for YouTube when it too made no money.

But it, too, made history of sorts by being the focus for the first of Channel 4's new half-hour daily programmes entitled Lunchtime at The Racing.

The company said in a statement on Friday that, like newspapers, it, too, made "nuanced" judgments about content: "It's why user-generated content sites typically have clear community guidelines and remove videos or posts that break them".

A Year in Provence proved to be unstoppable, however – even in France where it too made the bestseller charts, being kept off the top spot by a biography of Jacques Chirac – and Mayle is now a virtual honorary Provencal, his reputation even having survived a disastrous TV adaptation.

It, too, made it up through the sand.

It, too, made an early call, back in the mid-1990s.

It, too, makes next to nothing on the Nexus range of smartphones and tablets it supplies.

They were in on it, too: making the cuts was a way to find money for other things.

It, too, makes a fine gewurztraminer, along with a juicy pinot noir.

Yet they, too, made it home safely.

It's softer-sprung, too, making it less harsh over potholes but bouncy over bigger undulations.