Sentence examples for too next from inspiring English sources
"One day, I will be buried here too, next to my wife". There are tears in his eyes.
Langosta Lounge, another of her restaurants, and Lightly Salted, her surf shop, are on the Asbury Park Boardwalk, too, next to Pop's Garage.
You can, too, next Monday night, when Willie and the rest of the Rams take on the Washington Redskins and their old coach, Allen.
But the major cities have their greens and fairways, too: next time you are visiting Barcelona, think about playing a round at El Prat (00 34 937 281000; rcgep.com), where the course was designed by Greg Norman.
Abu Dhabi wants to make its mark in print too: next year ADMC will launch a newspaper in English with about 200 journalists recruited from America, Europe and elsewhere, headed by a former editor of Britain's Daily Telegraph.
Improvements in LED light chips means brighter lights, too: next month Philips will release an LED bulb in the A21 shape, which is slightly longer than the classic incandescent bulb, that gives off as much as a 100-watt incandescent.
Well, for this you must have something pretty, my dear; And, I hope, will deserve a reward too next year.
Germany has elections, too, next year, which if she stands again, Merkel will be expected to win.
She sees friends (though most of her classmates have gone abroad; she might too, next year, a funded PhD in the United States).
One of his last single boyhood friends had finally made the leap, and on the drive home they had decided that they would, too, next spring.
If he blows it, too, next week, I'm letting the cat make the picks.
