Sentence examples for too listen from inspiring English sources
(President Bush does this, too; listen for it at news conferences).
To borrow from Stevie Wonder, don't be uptight, everything's alright — these boys can sing (and yes, they cover that hit, too; listen to it below).
He enjoys steering your sensibility, too: listen to him sequencing epithets for the heroic-worker paintings of Léger: "Safe, graceful, optimistic, but tough, and never simply jolly".
Normally I'd just let something like this drop since this guy doesn't understand anything about copyright law or the Internet, but he has also been calling and emailing our advertisers and threatening to sue them, too (listen to the voicemail below).
And so I recommend that you too listen to your gut.
If you want to look like a hardcore fan too, listen to their earlier stuff more.
Around me a few other English EasyJetters waited, too, listening vaguely to the German voice coming over the loudspeaker.
I can't leave him to clean alone, so I get stuck in the kitchen, too — listening to gales of laughter from the next room.
As you said yourself, "Us old men, we too listened to old men speak to us, that we were the glowing future.
I have difficulty, too, listening to his readings of Mozart: he deliberately chooses to cross every line in terms of form, structure, harmony and musical language.
