Sentence examples for too are lost from inspiring English sources

/ The manufacturers too are lost.

Gaetulicus, a poet, produced a number of flattering writings about Caligula, but they too are lost.

That is, unless all of these jobs, too, are lost to the machines.

Accountants, too, are losing hundreds of people to dot.coms desperate for somebody to make their losses sound prudent.

They too are losing their current plan.

Closed ports and casinos, too, are losing millions of dollars each day in lost river traffic, trade and gambling.

This detail, too, is lost.

In 1996, this town, too, was lost to the Tigers.

This, too, was lost to Americans, until Mr. Seed began importing it a few years ago.

His memory is gone, his quest as futile as Ahab's; he too is lost in infinity.

The first half of Festus' work, too, is lost, but a further abridgment of it by Paul the Deacon in the 8th century survives.