Sentence examples for too like that from inspiring English sources

There are quieter stories too, like that of a German girl named Sonia Pressman.

It's the final nail in the coffin of vacuuming, too (like that coffin needed more nailing).

The movie is instinctively alive to the history of segregation in his native land — and to current tensions, too, like that caused by the vast influx from Mugabe's despoiling of Zimbabwe.

I learnt a few tricks in Spain too, like that it's very good for you to put olive oil, not butter, on your toast in the morning, or to rub half a tomato and some garlic on toast.

There are intimations of violence in other pictures, too, like that of a girl walking a balance beam above a charging locomotive and the all-gray one of a girl dancing with a scary-looking clown -- a child molester?

The movie is instinctively alive to the history of segregation in his native land and to current tensions, too, like that caused by the vast influx from Mugabe's despoiling of Zimbabwe.

There's a corner in Europe, where I belong too, where they like that too.

Too many mistakes like that from officials to be tolerated.

"There was no malicious intent, but you can't take off with too feet like that.

Do they like chicken fingers too?" Stuff like that.

No flash or anything too intrusive like that.