Sentence examples for then too when from inspiring English sources

He was on his phone then, too, when he came in our room.

Then, too, when it comes to eliciting empathy, it's the back of the line for reptiles and amphibians, creatures with, face it, not much in the way of a personality.

He was booed then, too, when he walked to the crease at his own home ground in Sydney as England romped to victory, and a 3-1 series win.

Of course, that's what people were saying back then, too, when Mayer's own company, Yahoo, was in its prime (peaking at nearly $119 per share in 2000).

Snicko flatlined, but then it did so too when the ball struck Lyon's shoulder.

Then too, even when projects are approved, years pass before they are completed.

The past is so often unknowable not because it is befogged now but because it was befogged then, too, back when it was still the present.

The concept of supermarkets was new back then, too, and when Mr. Trump built Trump Market in Woodhaven in the middle of the Depression and advertised, "Serve Yourself and Save!" it was an instant hit.

I've got to be honest: Mine get lost and go awry every now and then too, especially when it comes to exercising.

Her eye was cold, her scorn a nourishment; and then, for Hester, too, when more time had passed, there was adversity.

Look, if he has something to do during the day, and he receives reasonable care, and the situation doesn't get out of hand, then I enjoy it too: when a certain amount of continuity is achieved, then I enjoy my job.