Sentence examples for so too arrived from inspiring English sources

When the newly elected President Obama took his place in the White House early in 2009, so too arrived a vocal economic team at odds over the political and economic ramifications of increasing the size of a soon-to-be proposed stimulus.

He, too, arrived in Israel.

So too Angus Fraser, who arrived with expectations and more wickets than almost anyone else in the calendar year, and leaves with his career effectively over.

As spring arrives, so too do the seeds of a new era for the Muslim world.

When power arrives so too do a fridge, a cooker, a sound system, a television, and everything is transformed.

When summer would arrive, so too would the famous Glastonbury music festival in the nearby village of Pilton.

So, too, did the raids arrive on the heels of a nine-month construction period that obstructed access to many Bourbon Street clubs.

Being less ambitious about the trim level will help cure that, and so too will the manual gearbox when it arrives.

So too did the 27,000 other Ugandan Asians who arrived that year.

Lille stood firm, so too Burnley over Danny Ings, although the latter may arrive at Anfield in the close season.

So he arrived early, too, and stopped by the tables with an item in mind.