Sentence examples for too grabbed from inspiring English sources

I watched them scoot along before I, too, grabbed onto the rope, which, despite temperatures in the teens, felt hot from the friction.

A few days after Curtis's blog, Twitter admitted that it too grabbed address book data (though only, it said, your friends' emails and phone numbers); the purpose being just to find people you already know who might already be, or will be, members of the service.

Steven Woolfe, his designated successor, is gone too, grabbed by a tentacle whose suckers he couldn't pull off in time to file his paperwork before the deadline.

It's highly editorial, too – grabbing media attention, even if it isn't making most buyers grab for their chequebooks.

I am far from the target audience, but Faking It is done well enough to hold the interest of adults, too, grabbing onto that same universal appeal as a decent teen movie.

But after an off-season in which the Jets' roster was picked over in free agency, the Jets selected a player everyone else wanted, too, grabbing Kentucky defensive tackle Dewayne Robertson with the fourth overall pick in the N.F.L. draft.

Not to mention, you need to keep up with your girlfriends, too, grabbing your Saturday morning dirty soy latte at the Bean or rushing out of work on Monday to meet the ladies for tacos and tequila.

It was readily apparent that they played too little defense, grabbed too few rebounds and gave themselves essentially no chance.

Then a man arose, holding up a finger and yelling, "One person, one vote!" He too was grabbed.

He sank all four of his free throws, too, and grabbed five rebounds to help the Thunder to a 41-31 redgending edge and push Tim Duncan and Boris Diaw into the shadows to ponder adjustments for Monday night's Game 5 in San Antonio.

She has come almost too late to the party, but she doesn't hear all that Volksgemeinschaft talk; she's too busy grabbing at life's balloons, her nails varnished a sickly green.