Sentence examples for then too so from inspiring English sources

The year 1813 was a good one for opera, with Richard Wagner born then too, so the Met is also tying the season to him.

Over three centuries, the folly and ingenuity of global capitalism have left their mark on my city, and then, too, so have the Communists, who have been elected to power for an uninterrupted 31 years.

Then, too, so is the Super Sport.

Brian was more into Fender guitars then, too, so it was higher tones and sharp, sharp sounds - and definitely a lot of reverb.

The connections were way slower then too, so the whole experience was different from today.

I wrote at The Huffington Post back then, too, so I just started blasting out content as much as I could.

It was greasy to the touch but then so too was I, so too was the floor and so too were the walls.

So if today's no-confidence vote goes then so too does the prospect of a general election.

Aristotle observed that propositions of forms E and I can be validly converted in this way: if no β is an α, then so too no α is a β, and if some β is an α, then so too some α is a β.

In short then, from a western perspective, Nato-ally Turkey does have a point, but then so too do the Kurdish anti-IS allies.

If we revere the closer for allegedly winning a game single-handedly, then so, too, should we revere the front-runner – the player who builds or sustains his team's lead so much that crunch time is sidestepped altogether.