Sentence examples for too accompanied from inspiring English sources

The chicken quesadilla was hefty, too, accompanied by sour cream, guacamole and pico de gallo.

("Happy opening to the understudies of @FiddlerBroadway!") Jon Rua's début was noted there, too, accompanied by the hashtag #breakaleg.

She was excellent, too, accompanied by Alan Feinberg and two of the Orion players in alluring songs by Mr. Wuorinen.

I was there too, accompanied by my family.

On Friday Russian-American lobbyist Rinat Akhmetshin revealed that he too accompanied Veselnitskaya to the Trump Tower meeting.

Kâteb was an outspoken proponent of women's rights, and the Algerian women refused the tradition that they should not take part in the funeral procession: they, too, accompanied his coffin to the grave.

The photograph captioned "Plants, too", accompanying our article "Seeing the light" on the second page of last week's Science and Technology section was, in fact, a picture of a fossil feather.

As ever, the London three-piece are much easier to enthuse about than describe, having laboured under more classifications than they'd care to remember during their three-year career; and while Brit-funk has been perhaps the least inspired charge levelled at them, there's also been kraut-rock and post-house, all too often accompanied by "fusion", with its awkward hint of uncertainty.

Invariably they, too, are accompanied by touching messages.

(A gleeful "Oops, I poured too much!" accompanied an afternoon-ending glass).

They, too, were accompanied by ladies, and were in official dress.