Sentence examples for they too posed from inspiring English sources

He approached visiting players after the game and they, too, posed for the amateur photographer.

Yet when West Ham played the quick stuff City love, they, too, posed a problem.

Now China, I suppose is another matter — they too pose some risks.

"Sometimes I think it looks a little too shiny, a little too posed.

And then, he too posed the questions -- the relevant ones for any reflective New Yorker: "Why did I live?

Garner's alleged offense — selling loose cigarettes — was as petty as Walter Scott's, and he, too, posed no threat to the police.

Garner's alleged offense selling loose cigarettes was as petty as Walter Scott's, and he, too, posed no threat to the police.

He, too, posed as a man of order, but everyone, and especially the Germans, agrees that led only to chaos and destruction.

Triton, too, poses riddles.

But that, too, poses problems.

Robotics too poses a definitional challenge, as obvious as a definition might seem to the layperson.