Sentence examples for too note that from inspiring English sources

Is it time we start calling them city-states, too? (Note that in a small number of cases, the metro area boundaries extend beyond country borders.

Fans, too, note that it's odd Chidi goes to a neuroscientist in the first place and not a therapist.

(Ketchum made an assessment, too, noting that Payne's delirium was "moderately severe").

The Israeli television crew munched on a few too, noting that locusts are considered kosher.

Even so, she, too, noted that the topic could be polarizing.

Mr. Bloomberg, too, noted that Mr. Giuliani had floated the idea of using the trade center site primarily for a memorial.

He added, "I know the Obamas like him very much, too," noting that both the President and Michelle Obama have been guests on Mr. Leno's show.

He makes another valid point too, noting that genuinely fast bowlers don't physically last for long so we need to enjoy them when they come along.

Ms. Tong did her part too, noting that a Yahoo list of 10 fresh faces on fall television featured five CW celebrities.

Mr. Brooks, too, noted that "The Cuckoo's Calling" contained some Latin phrases, as the Harry Potter books do, and that it had scenes of drug taking, as "The Casual Vacancy" does.

But some opponents question that too, noting that right now the price of gold hovers around $1,700 an ounce, making even the tailings left behind by past mining efforts valuable.