Sentence examples for too after the second from inspiring English sources

He has a knack for great tunes, too: after the second chorus, he often adds a soaring bridge, taking a song in an entirely unexpected direction.

It goes like this: 'But where's my Parker 51/that left the house on pain of death?/ Dear room, don't tell me you're tired too?' After the second of these lines, he has inserted: 'And what happened to the sense of urgency/ That used to hover over it all?' I think I like the poem better the way it was published.

Viv Anderson will vouch for it, too, after the first time Giggs, at 14 and known then as Ryan Wilson, was pushed into a senior practice match.

And anyway, he added: "Korea happened too soon after the second world war.

One of the 16 patients died from infection too early after the second transplant to be evaluated, two had failure of engraftment and died with infection, one rejected the second graft and is surviving almost 5 years later with full autologous marrow recovery, and 12 had successful and sustained second grafts.

Truthfully, I grabbed 'em and bagged 'em, without really analysing anything too deeply after the second act – everything's readable again through the menus, so just truck on with the stylish murder already.

Don't accept a weekend night date after Wednesday Don't call too soon after the first date, but don't wait too long Don't talk about being exclusive too soon Don't use the "L" word until they use it first Yadda yadda yadda.

Usually, it is way too soon after the first leg to say the tie is over.

We see too that after the First Folio's debut, it took centuries for homage to turn into worship.

STEPHEN GLOVER Not too long after the first season started airing, we had ideas that we wanted to do.

The Gladbach midfielder Christoph Kramer felt his team had become "too hectic" after the first Schalke goal, hinting at a troubling psychological frailty.