Sentence examples for too named from inspiring English sources

Taimoor hired a driver too, named Torjan.

Mr Watson too named family reasons for going, but he was also embroiled in the expenses scandal and reportedly complicit in Brownite smear tactics.

(There is a Democrat, too, named Travis Childers; the Times, in a piece on Thursday, said that the party was glad, in a general way, for the G.O.P. fight — no one really thought he could win. This is Mississippi).

It has been said that Ringo has a girlfriend too, named Maureen Cox.

Clinton, too, named the NRA as one of her top enemies because of the group's efforts to block gun control legislation, despite the growing number of mass shootings.

Now, in the new Total Recall, Bryan Cranston plays a Chancellor, too, named Cohaagen -- the leader of an area called the United Federation of Briton.

He, too, was named after a boat his parents saw.

Kindler informed Andy Pettitte that he too is named Andy.

Name it "Figure" or whatever you want it too be named.

(Newt Gingrich was named, too).

So they had named him, too.