Sentence examples for too lived on from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fitzpatrick, who is originally from Baltimore, came to his fixation with Parker when he, too, lived on West 72d Street as a young man in the 1990s.
A daughter with depression had a lobotomy that went wrong and made her a vegetable (she too lived on and on).
The victim too lived on the fringes of Delhi: in Dwarka, a sprawl of flats and construction sites developed in phases since the mid-1960s thethe south-west of the city.
(JJ) The people of Siena dance in their streets, so happy are they with the way the city is governed behind its pink walls, and peace and prosperity reign over the green hills of Tuscany in this lovable painting that makes you wish you too lived on the eve of the Black Death.
They provide a highly intensive education, with all students and often professors too living on campus.
Even if you, too, live on the sombre 14th floor, arm yourself with the classic House Plant Expert by Dr Hessayon and imbibe some of that retro chic.
It was near the end of our interview when I mentioned that I too live on an island: Manhattan.
The cold war lives on, too, in the hostile frontier scarring the Korean peninsula.
His name lives on too - the street is known as "Modi area", because almost everyone here has the same family or caste name.
The spirit, too, lives on.
"Tricked" too lives online, on a mobile app and as a Web series.
