Sentence examples for she too worked from inspiring English sources

In 1984, she developed a relationship with Jim Hall, an administrator at York College, where she, too, worked as an administrator.

She too worked for the Foreign Office, but during the second world war, and likes to list the (always increasing) number of her grandchildren on the cover of her paperbacks.

The character of Desmond borrows some biographical details from Swanson: she too worked with DeMille and Von Stroheim (it's their 1928 Queen Kelly on the cinema screen) and Swanson recreates her Chaplin impersonation from Manhandled (1924).

She, too, worked on Wellington LN514 that weekend.

But she too worked for Netflix for about six years, several of which were spent working with McCarthy.

She returned to Berlin in 1934, where she too worked at the car rental agency.

Hazzauna has a family of her own now, and she too works as a nurse in Las Cruces.

So now, she too works part-time in the same restaurant.

That, too, worked.

She stopped at the bakery: the cashier's fingers were quite sexy, not like the pharmacist's but really very nice, and she imagined them too working away in her vagina, wrapping up a small parcel.

She was more expressive too, working a sly grin during "I Really Like You" and flashing an unexpected fierceness in "Boy Problems".