Sentence examples for too instructed from inspiring English sources

"Put this down too," instructed Joely Walters, 15. "Dance, basketball, soccer".

The drivers were also instructed to not follow other cars too closely.

"I, too, was instructed not to come," he says, according to a translation.

Use "too" as instructed.

Too many pitches, Alderson instructed, meant too small a strike zone.

Not only are nations irrelevant, but families are, too: he instructs those who would be his disciples to give up all they have and all those they know to follow him.

"Don't pull it too tight," she instructed her husband.

The former Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas told the Miami radio station WQAM that the line of inactive Jets players seemed fishy, too orderly, obviously instructed.

I too had been instructed to buy, to take a relic back across the channel before the French slammed on an export bar.

Last semester, Mr. Preston complained to the senate about aspects of Polity's constitution that he said were too vague and instructed the organization to revise its governing rules and streamline its allocation process.

"Tell me if it's too much," she instructed, but the only thing to do was accept the pain in pursuit of the healing that was obviously on its way.