Sentence examples for they too started from inspiring English sources

They too started their run as if it was a walk in the park.

They too started dancing, holding hands, to the music of Haydn and Bach.

Once these new courts had established themselves, they, too, started trying to outdress and outshine one another.

But slowly, the other groups saw themselves shrink while the corporate-fattened groups swelled – so they, too, started to take the cheques.

Adam, 50, and Andy, 47 are accomplished artists who have worked for DC and Marvel, but they too started out as Kubert students.

"Now the Tories are governing alone, it's time they too started trying to do some good rather than clinging to half-baked ideas like the [marriage] allowance".

In doing this, they too start with some advantages.

When the perplexed attendants touch it, they, too, start dancing, turning the sterile hallways of the medical establishment into a raucous party.

He added: "I think these claims of conspiracy are just a bullying tactic, to force more progressive developing countries back into line in case they too start demanding more serious action by China".

Shouldn't they, too, start thinking more responsibility about whether or not users should be able to input text at 60 mph?

Perhaps they too start to believe as Ion and possibly the poet do that they "know" something thanks to their contact with the divine, such as how war is to be conducted and for what ends, what fidelity in love means, or the character of the gods.