Sentence examples for someday too from inspiring English sources
I want that love someday, too".
"I'd like to be elegant someday, too," she said quietly.
I thought I might do that someday, too.
You'll be old someday, too, you know, went one.
He reflects that he will die someday too.
As for me, I hope to write another book someday, too.
Perhaps that is also true for video game reviewers, and someday I, too, may venture off on a grand adventure, seeking treasure and perhaps even saving the world.
Someday it, too, would go.
"Right now, the new is you," he said, "but someday not too long from now, you will gradually become the old and be cleared away".
The Yankees' new first-base coach, Lee Mazzilli, is another managerial candidate, but Mattingly might someday prove too tempting a choice for Steinbrenner to bypass.
She was innocent, of course, in the sense of being free from blame or badness, but Obama also marked, and was awed by, the way she was becoming, in the best sense of the word, worldly: "starting to glimpse the fact that someday she too might play a part in shaping her nation's future".
