Sentence examples for too captured from inspiring English sources
With Lebanon in flames, the offensive that Israel launched two weeks previously against militants in Gaza, after they too captured a soldier, has vanished from the headlines.
In 1893, again with the support of his father, he produced his first blown iridescent glass, known as favrile (handmade) glass, and it, too, captured the public's imagination.
A justified sense that politicians ignore concerns about immigration because they are too liberal, too complacent or too captured by the pro-immigration business lobby has long magnified these worries.
He, too, captured only 43percentt of the vote, and his early stumbles cost him standing among Democrats and emboldened Republicans, who won control of the House in 1994, led by Newt Gingrich and his "Contract With America".
As Boris tells Melodie: "What can I offer you but morbid fixations, hypochondriasis and misanthropy?" There are some great New York locations to savour, too, captured by one of the great current cinematographers, Harris Savides.
It's there online, as depicted in a prose poem composed entirely of Instagram comments ("So beautiful./I love./That looks relly [sic] relaxing"), and in the real world, too, captured via the five spreads of society photos that make up A Geist: one night, 38 parties, and every image includes the same blue-suited gadfly, one Edward Mintz.
Then the Soviet forces south of the Pripet Marshes struck too, capturing Lwów and pushing across the San River.
The palette of "Rose and Umber/ Whale Rock appears more autumnal, but perhaps it, too, captures an early-spring instant.
The 20th century saw the explosion of Pentecostalism, too, capturing imaginations with the 1906 Azusa Street revival in Los Angeles.
We know this because a cameraman from the local TV channel was there too, capturing the attack for his viewers' enjoyment.
And that, too, captures the incorrigible nature of American culture, a culture slowly refining itself through espresso but still in love with the drive-thru.
