Sentence examples for too introduced from inspiring English sources

At veterans' insistence, Nov. 11 was declared a national holiday in France in 1922, and Germany too introduced an official "people's day of sorrow," or Volkstrauertag, in 1925 to honor its war dead.

I got almost no pleasure from the soggy pies at Kesté — including one with sausage that could have come from a Jimmy Dean's freezer package — though Kesté, too, introduced itself as many discerning cuts above a run-of-the-mill slice joint.

Amazon, too, introduced its own photo printing service last fall, undercutting rivals.

They, too, introduced chipsets using a unified-memory architecture (UMA) in which a single bank of DRAM provided both main and graphics memory.

(Pinterest, we should note, isn't the only one to adopt this design style in recent months –  Tumblr too introduced a similarly inspired interface earlier this year).

Yugoslavia, too, introduced small-scale private enterprise early on.

Ghana make a change too, introducing Amoah for Gyan, who been errant in his distribution and decision-making tonight.

And he acted as facilitator too, introducing Gibson to Graham and dozens of other mover-and-shaker pastors, who got to see the film at previews Ross helped organize.

On the news that Apple and Nike were going to expand their iPod partnership, Adidas is giving a bit of a "me too", introducing a shoe + phone scheme, using wireless biometrics in the show to display information on an Adidas -branded Samsung phone.

Fashion icon Ron Robinson was there too, introducing his new line of home fragrances.

I think that was interesting for us too, introducing our work to a new audience.