Sentence examples for so too, after from inspiring English sources

I thought so too after I finished it".

So, too, after Vietnam and the debacle of storming into North Korea.

The Badgers thought so, too, after chasing him and Penn State's fleet of Johnsons up and down the field.

Others may think so too after she failed to make the cut at the Colonial Country Club on Friday.

Of course, Tebow is gone, and so, too, after a failed experiment in a failed season, are the general manager, the 3 coordinators, 7 other coaches and 10 starters, including the best cover cornerback in the league.

Recent attempts to reform the law have been met with fervent resistance by royalists, among them Prayuth, who according to the Associated Press told critics: "If you guys play hardball I'll have no choice but to do so too". After initially blocking all Thai and foreign television channels from broadcasting, the junta has allowed some to go back on the air.

So too can after-market checks on distributors and pharmacists by drugs companies: those selling looted products may be cut off from future distribution.

Just as adaption applies across different senses, so too does the after-effect, the phenomenon that follows it.

Just as Egypt's players should be sought after, so too should their manager.

Ben Stokes will return to the Test team; so too will James Tredwell after his solitary outing in Dhaka five years ago.

If Trump still sounds like Trump, so, too, did Washington after the Mueller report still seem an awful lot like Washington before the Mueller report.