Sentence examples for later that too from inspiring English sources

Fifteen years later that, too, looks like a mistake.

Three months later, that too was withdrawn, and they admitted defeat – not to the campaigners, but to an insurmountable objection from the Environment Agency: that waste from the huge facility could leak into the ground and pollute an aquifer beneath that provided drinking water.

It was reformed as Women's Professional Soccer in 2009, but two years later that too folded because of an ongoing legal battle with an ex-franchise owner.

"Stephanie," I said, and later that night, too tired to sleep, I lay awake and wondered if I'd spoken too quickly.

England go into their warm-up games in Dhaka next month and the climax of the event will come on 2 April, seven weeks later – that is too much foreplay for many people's patience.

He later confessed that that, too, had been faked.

Later that night, Mrs. Whitehead, too, left town undetected.

Later that year Mander, too, moved into direction, but in almost uncharted territory.

Later that night, she too gave birth to a baby girl.

Later that day I, too, received the same information from another source.

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