Sentence examples for too declared from inspiring English sources

He, too, declared himself fit for the opener.

We are, too, declared parents, happier with our children than without.

"Many in Hollywood Expect Ouster of Studio Chief, Too," declared The New York Times.

"We have been the UK's favourite coffee shop for some time; we remain the taxman's favourite coffee shop too," declared Andy Harrison, chief executive of parent company Whitbread.

He too declared the Chinese people unready for democracy.There were other turning points to come that might have sealed democracy's fate, whether or not Song had lived.

On Tuesday, Christie, too, dismissed the "skeptics and the naysayers, the dividers and the defenders of the status quo," and he, too, declared, "We are the United States of America".

He was careful to reassure America and Israel, too, declaring his commitment to existing peace treaties.

America chimed in, too, declaring that any oil sale outside of government control would be a criminal act.

He also declared that too many prelates were employed in the Curial offices.

It is probably too early too to declare the arrival of a "Santa rally".

"It's too sweet," declared English.