Sentence examples similar to too in a second from inspiring English sources

He has some smarts about him too – in a third quarter marking contest close to goal, instead of trying to take possession he simply tapped the ball down to a waiting Cameron, who snapped truly from close range.

That evidence came too late, in a second habeas corpus petition filed in Federal court.

It afflicts other countries too: in Finland a third of women employees have reported sexual harassment; and last week a US congresswoman demanded lawmakers take compulsory sexual harassment training programmes after a Republican was filmed kissing an aide.

They look like a team who, collectively, have the sort of musty headache you get if you spend too long in a second-hand bookshop.

In the sixth game of the fifth set, Agassi went for too much on a second serve in an attempt to keep Rafter on his heels.

He used the word "deceit". I was, in short, too fat for a second date.

I too got married in a second hand dress at a park.

If you can spare a player without leaving another opponent too open, call in a second defender to help put the pressure on.

Practice shifting to second position on the other strings too: In second position on the A string, the notes are (first to fourth finger): C#; D; D#; E. G string: B; C; C#; D (this D is the same D as your open string D).

He too won a second term in a landslide.

"It was good to get a goal too in my second game so I'm happy with that.