Sentence examples for too miss from inspiring English sources

We, too, miss our distant dads.

Flight attendants, too, miss the days when they could give people pretty much what they needed.

At holiday time, I, too, miss the white winter of yesteryear.

In quotes from the book: I too miss the quiet Seattle of yesteryear but we can't keep this place in curls and a Buster Brown suit much longer.

I, too, miss the independent movie theaters and bookstores, as well as the sense of possibility (which goes with being young).

He's in a Wimbledon semi-final, where he will meet Rafael Nadal or Mardy Fish, so that injury would want to be pretty serious if he is too miss out.

This critique, too, misses the mark.

He, too, missed being at home.

Davis, too, missed one because of a broken arm.

He, too, missed, and Williams hugged him tight as Connecticut danced in celebration.

Mr. Sharff, 69, an architect, comes along, too, missing only one year, when he had appendicitis.