Sentence examples for too back then from inspiring English sources

It was cold, this room, even in April, even with the chimney blocked up and insulating tape sealing the splintered frames of the sash windows, the original windows, as the auctioneer had pointed out, practically salivating at the sheer oldness of it all, as she had, too, back then.

I was on LJ too, back then, mostly to keep track of my California friends while I was bouncing around the planet.

And plus, there's THAT word (you're wondering, was it the word "breast" or the word "cancer"? Me too!) Back then most women who got breast cancer died.

The crowd, on the other hand, not so much — too many people, too hot and, back then, too smoky.

I wasn't too smart back then.

Looking back, I was way too camp back then.

"A guy with the name of Cohen didn't get invited to join too often back then," said Mr. Cohen (above).

I must have flipped through the passport too quickly back then to notice that someone had got my eye color wrong; it was only when I opened it thirty years later that I picked up on the mistake.

But if he thought the media spotlight was often too intense back then he is about to find out how much things have changed and, for him, not necessarily for the better.

Now, one could say, as PM Callaghan said at the time, that Britain was paying itself too much back then and, in contrast, this time round, the fall in real wages is a painful but necessary adjustment to make the country more competitive.

"I think we expected too much back then.