Sentence examples for too happens from inspiring English sources

The brain, too, happens to be.

That, too, happens everywhere in the world.

By Charles Simic The New Yorker, January 22 , 1979P. 40 The brain, too, happens to be View Article Charles Simic is a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and the author, most recently, of "The Lunatic".

I'd have voted for "The Act of Killing," which, despite reservations about the director Joshua Oppenheimer's offscreen presence (it is, inescapably, about him, too), happens to be immensely complex and troubling (even if not all of the complexity seems worked-through and not all the trouble seems accounted for).

This too happens in the sciences, at all levels, from academia and industry to professional societies.

But that too happens to be in keeping with Górecki, who came to implausible fame with a 1992 Nonesuch recording of his 1977 Third Symphony.

This, too, happened in the 1990's.

That, too, happened, but only briefly.

He, too, happened upon one of Ms. Falcon's ads.

But it, too, happened, staining the legacies of a Hall of Fame coach and his Hall of Fame quarterback.

He presents himself as likable, nonthreatening and, most important, reachable -- never too handsome or too happening or too sharp.