Sentence examples for too about to from inspiring English sources

It's a process I had to undergo, too, in a different way – to try to synthesize the three different versions of Atticus – and it made me realise something else, too, about To Kill a Mockingbird overall as a book.

But with album tracks like "Lover in Me", "I Like it That Way" and indeed "Come and Get It", is she, too, about to go all out on the adult message?

Pharrell has just come out of children's wear, judging by his trouser length, Emeli Sandé has dropped acid in the Food Hall, Florence Welch is lost in the gardening section, Nicola Benedetti's in the lighting department, too, about to cause a breakage.

Lauren Laverne knows a thing or too about mucking about to music in the mud.

Ask too about areas to avoid.

That too is about to change.

Sheehan, too, is about to retire.

But that, too, is about to change.

He thought he too was about to be sacked.

I, too, am about to step back into the workplace.

I, too, am about to join the mob and buy my first iPad.