Sentence examples for too arriving from inspiring English sources
My luggage connected too, arriving intact at Tegel.
Some vendors made changes too, arriving on Sunday prepared with more food.
As if concussions weren't problem enough, here come the nerds, too, arriving late to the rink after their victory laps around the baseball diamond and, more recently, the hardwood court.
Lydia propels herself into the centre of this one too, arriving unannounced at Pemberley on horseback, galloping through the howling night, pulling at the reins with "wild eyes and straining shoulders".
The pinnacle of absurdity was reached when Wim Kok, the Dutch prime minister, got wind of the dinner and secured a last-minute invitation too, arriving breathlessly 40 minutes into the meal.
Kubrick seems to have taken heed, too, arriving late in the field at several high spots of military history for maximum dramatic effect: a weeping Tsar Alexander I by the roadside is all we see of Austerlitz.
He, too, arrived in Israel.
It, too, arrives on a saucer-sized plate.
Bush too arrived very suddenly and decisively, with a single released when she was 19, "Wuthering Heights".
"The typesetters, and probably Stalin too, arrived and left dressed as Muslim women in veils".
On the second day, he, too, arrived home to proclaim the need to compost, explaining that it was good for the earth.
