Sentence examples for too followed from inspiring English sources

But during his murder spree, he too followed this double bluff strategy.

Soon, Bank Five might start looking like a candidate for nationalization, too — followed by Banks Six, Seven and so on.

Richard Nixon, too, followed the case, marking Bernstein as the personification of "the complete decadence of the American 'upper class' intellectual elite".

After CNBC saw the Editors' Note in The Times, it too followed with an on-air notice of the problem the next day.

When he then described his young father as "skinny as a rail" that got a cheer from a mischievous student too, followed by more laughter.

So when she married Donald Vitagliano, a construction inspector at United Water in New Rochelle, N.Y., who lived here, they, too, followed her family's tradition and remained in Dobbs Ferry.

It unfolded almost too fast too follow.

He, too, follows nighttime mental routines.

Crime, too, follows just the same parabolic curve.

The latest dispute, too, follows a change in government in Kiev.

The Swedish government, too, follows a gutsier CO2 reduction plan than the EU as a whole.