Sentence examples for too highlighted from inspiring English sources

Falla won that set, and the next set, too, highlighted by a sizzling backhand winner up the line on set point.

At AllThingsD's D10 conference today, Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker released her annual overview of Internet trends and she, too, highlighted this mobile monetization problem.

Tucci, too, highlighted the lessons in the dangers of fascist regimes the film had for its audience.

When Colombia coach José Pékerman addressed the media collective after his side beat Uruguay 2-0 he too highlighted the ethereal nature of the right state of mind above tactical nuances.

Meanwhile, the Daily Times too highlighted the role of rumours in the current circumstances.

Bulford said the review has also highlighted "that we have too many job titles".

Also highlighted was its "exquisite town beaches".

But it also highlighted numerous obstacles.

(A1) The importance of continuous engagement was also highlighted: " Probably to start with, they wondered whether I'd hang about, because they'd probably seen a lot of people come and go over the time, saying 'yes, we'll do these great things for you', and then because it gets too hard or too expensive, they leave.

Union leader Michael Mulgrew is not one to give an inch, but in many different settings, in conversations with me and others, he too has highlighted how bureaucracy had become the worst enemy of teachers.  .

There is nothing that can be done to bring him back, but the inspiring image of Mr. Martin can be remembered to advance an all too infrequently highlighted image of black fatherhood: Mr. Martin loving, and kissing and embracing his son -- his boy, a child, as my father did with me.