Sentence examples for too intended from inspiring English sources

But he added that they, too, intended to deliberate.

Mr. Pawlenty was about to announce that he, too, intended to take on Mr. Wellstone.

They, too, intended to opt for the harbor cruise, which Ms. Wang called a "compromise," of the sort that the members of Congress had refused to accept.

Mr. Goddard, a Democrat, said he too intended to continue pursuing accusations of abuse case by case, with no mass arrests or seizures in the offing.

That's a fancy bit of rhetoric but it's a type of camouflage, too, intended to avoid the inconvenient fact that most of the people who slip into credit unions through association memberships are simply looking for a better deal.

In remarks to the second general session, Mr. Dusenberry -- chairman at BBDO New York, part of the BBDO Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group -- made it clear that he too intended to be a lean-forward leader.

Tools that she, too, intends to use.

He too intends to vote for Huntsman.

She, too, intends to vote for Likud-Beiteinu.

But this time she, too, intends to stay here.

He too intends to use the money for furniture.