Sentence examples for too hold from inspiring English sources

In the cinema, we too hold our breath.

Most German women, too, hold down jobs: at 72%, the participation rate for women of working age is well above the EU average.

I discovered that they, too, hold out for their soul mate, that many cannot ask their girlfriends for the sex they want.

They make a very large phone feel not too big too hold - it's more manageable than any other 5.7in phablet without sacrificing screen real estate.

I am what Mr. Brooks calls an "educated-class liberal," but I, too, hold that belief, as does every other educated-class liberal I know.

Like Kipling, she lets her characters encounter towering historical and mythological figures – Caesar, Pharaoh, the Queen of Babylon – in a straightforward way that lets her young reader, too, hold immediate and arresting conversations with the past.

That rate, too, held steady.

This too holds few attractions.

Akin, too, held his ground.

Bronze, too, holds up well.

Daphne, too, holds no punches.