Sentence examples for that too proved from inspiring English sources

On 29 January 1963 Blackpool used a disc harrow to try to get the game against West Ham United played on 2 February 1963 but that too proved ineffective and on 30 January 1963 the players swept a heavy fall of snow from the pitch in a vain hope that it would be clear underneath, but the ice – one to four inches thick – was 'as formidable as ever'".

On January 29 1963 Blackpool used a disc harrow to try to get the game against West Ham United played on February 2 1963 but that too proved ineffective and on January 30 1963 the players swept a heavy fall of snow from the pitch in a vain hope that it would be clear underneath, but the ice - one to four inches thick - was 'as formidable as ever'".

So he went for help to the traffic department, but that, too, proved fruitless.

That too proved the right thing to do for the future of the race.

The three-week stagehands' strike happened just as the play was about to be reviewed, and that too proved beneficial, he said.

That, too, proved a notable success, and for the following couple of decades he was associated primarily with the big display concertos, especially those of Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky.

Yes, of course I'm over-simplifying the distinctions between the various application delivery mechanisms between Blackberries, iPhones and Android phones, but in a way that too proves the point I'm making.

Only in the Zoo, where he confronts a caged gorilla, does Yank meet a kindred spirit, but that too proves an illusion.

Paul's maternal grandparents, who live nearby in the same (nameless) town, provide more sense of stability -- but that too proves illusory.

If the PA could not deliver security, Israel would instead.But nearly three years after the Gaza disengagement, that too has proved a false hope.

Many analysts think Intel should stick to maintaining its dominance of the PC market, though that too will prove difficult if the claims made for the Cell chip prove true.