Sentence examples for too owned from inspiring English sources
Anthony, too, owned the store with his mother, Gracie, when she was alive.
He, too, owned a gun as a young man: "I made the excuse that I needed it for self-protection".
April Anderson, a cashier, said that she, too, owned a gun at age 5. "We went deer hunting," she said.
Computer software concern the Division Group, was also in demand, as it, too, owned up to merger talks.
The answer to that may depend on how the courts view the claims by the 2,000 black Seminoles that their history shows that they, too, owned the Florida land.
She too owned her own pewter and brass, and five flitches of bacon, probably of her own curing, for in her barn there were two 'store pigs,' as well as a cow and a heifer, two geese and a gander, 12 hens and a cock.
The Russian Orthodox church too owns considerable properties dating to tsarist times.
He, too, owns a home there, a gracious town house just off Kensington High Street.
In short, too many people owned too much of too few stocks.
Some investors may not even know that they, too, own faraway farmland, particularly those who have money in pension funds.
They too have their own past.
