Sentence examples for more time too from inspiring English sources

More time too, said Kate, for arguing with "grumpy teenagers".

"Yabadabadoo!" He said yabadabadoo a few more times, too.

So, if you are planning to get to any events by Metro— including the National Book Festival on Saturday and the National Symphony Orchestra's Labor Day Concert near the U.S. Capitol — plan on building in more time there too.

All of the above examples and blogs will help you keep the brains of your employees in their Smart State, which will in turn help your customers spend more time there too!

You have more time now too, 50 minutes instead of 25.

Though probably best known for providing the iconic vocals to some of Daft Punk's classic tracks—including "One More Time" and "Too Long"—Romanthony was all-around a beloved producer, DJ and vocalist who put out soul-stirring and heat-seeking tracks for over ten years before suddenly passing away in May of this year at the age of 46.

In a reasonable world this hard-working company would have more rehearsal time, too.

Obama-centric government has given the presidential press corps more face time too.

Which means more rehearsal time, too, during the day.

The pilot's confrontation with Ren gets a little more screen time, too. .

Pour over heavy cream and pulse a couple of more times (not too many!).