Sentence examples for too foremost from inspiring English sources

But there are fresh faces across the aisle too, foremost among them Chow, a smooth-talking 37-year-old solicitor who received more than 264,000 votes.

The private sector must do its part, too, first and foremost by looking close to home before sending jobs and functions overseas, just like America's manufacturers are doing.

This needs to trickle upwards, too: the foremost artistic institutions in the country are woefully bereft of digital options, or nous.

But we need help from central government too, starting first and foremost with greater ambition for community energy.

He took cues, too, from the foremost French painter and manuscript illustrator, Jean Fouquet (circa 1420-1481), a generation before him, who was also influenced by aspects of Italian art.

Those that want to be part of change are often eager to talk, but often (we) realize that our voice is not the most important voice that is, at least I recognize that male authority has been a part of the problem in advancing sexual violence, and as much as I want to push the cause forward, I also know that women need to be at the front too (if not foremost).

Here's hoping others will too, especially America's foremost companies.

The Mexicans have their fair share of notables too, headlined by the foremost modernist painter and sculptor José Luis Cuevas.

Loren's name has long been synonymous with beauty, but don't forget her career and her talent means she is still lauded by many as Italy's foremost actress too.

Mr. Biden has been encouraged to provide a narrative for Jewish constituents that offers a counterpoint to Republican presidential candidates who have accused the administration of being too tough on its foremost ally and too sympathetic to the Palestinians and Israel's other Arab neighbors.

"And government too should remember that literacy must first and foremost be enjoyed if we are to engage our most reluctant readers".