Sentence examples for too come to from inspiring English sources

That's actually the long answer too, come to think of it.

(It has the edge on men, too, come to think of it).

The No Labels one is, too, come to think of it.

It has elements that are at first glance absurd, and at second or third glance, too, come to that.

One of the interesting unknowns is what will happen to anti-Europeanism in the US, and to Americans' self-image, if they too come to be regarded as part of the old world.

Others in the Piccinini menagerie bond more mysteriously with humans (endangered species, too, come to think of it), like the cute little quadruped (above) that has sprung onto the shoulders of a startled woman to embrace her face and hair, or the peculiar but loving nanny with bony spine plates and blobby growths on (her?) back, who snuggles protectively with a sleeping child.

But the Mexicans, too, came to play.

Their lawyers, too, came to court today.

But that too came to pass.

Obama, too, came to office promising better times.

She, too, comes to my house once a week.