Sentence examples for too fell into from inspiring English sources

Then she, too, fell into the turbulent waters.

With the fall of the empire, the architecture upon the Palatine, too, fell into disrepair.

Appetizers too fell into a predictable pattern: mozzarella and tomatoes ($7), ravioli ($6), mussels ($7), salmon carpaccio ($9) and soup of the day ($5).

I was depressed, sad, hopeless and felt like I was a fool for not gathering what little gold I had left before it too fell into the dark, bottomless hole pictured on the cover.

Before she, too, fell into acute depression and "resignation syndrome", and refused to eat or drink anything, she had been one of the brightest and most articulate of the refugee children on Nauru.

These were kept in locked metal office cabinets and were brought out and shown to me rather ceremoniously, one by one, during which time I tried not to look too interested when I saw something that for me, too, fell into the "precious" category (such as the beautiful 1820 watercolour I bought depicting the confusion of Krishna).

Bitcoin, too, falls into this quadrant.

The befriending gets out of control, but Catherine is so aroused by firsthand accounts of it that she, too, falls into Chloe's embrace.

Lydia is gored in the ring, and she, too, falls into a coma, but Marco doesn't talk to her as Benigno talks to Alicia.

"Outlander" is a new show on Starz that is smartly made, but it, too, falls into a tricky genre category: the female-skewing action adventure.

Main courses, too, fall into two categories: well-turned-out pub fare, like a huge rack of messy, first-rate baby back ribs; or more ambitious and refined, yet within the kitchen's reach.