Sentence examples for too collecting from inspiring English sources

Bettors did all right, too, collecting $5.80 for a $2 bet to win.

Claire is editing the notebooks of the defunct owner of the bookshop, who used to wander about the city too, collecting material for his never-realized memoir, "Walks With Myself".

The studios have raked it in, too, collecting 40% of videotape revenues an average of $25 to $30 per tape while consumers have benefited from a wider selection.

Marian, too, collects, but the future of her collection is more easily assured.

"Everyone has arms right now," said Javat Yarzaday, 18. "I have one too," collected from a base.

In the same ballet Sébastien Marcovici (Melancholic) and Albert Evans (Phlegmatic) are lucid, but too collected.

He worried that it was a deal-breaker, but it turned out that she, too, collected peculiar insects.

He, too, collected folktales, but his fine book The Aran Islands was also an account of the lives of the people and of his own attitudes towards them.

The senior cast, led by Yury Yanowsky as Apollo, was too collected and reverential on Saturday afternoon, but on Sunday afternoon had lightened up remarkably: quite some transformation.

Google acknowledged last week that it, too, collected data about the location of Wi-Fi hot spots and cell towers from its users.

Once the trucks reach the processing plants, the government, too, collects a hefty tax, nearly double that of the Taliban, Mr. Zaman said, though there was no way to verify the claim.