Sentence examples for too paid from inspiring English sources

We, too, paid around $60 monthly to our telephone company.

We, too, paid full price for four business-class tickets for myself, my husband and our two children.

The manager would re-sign players he had worked with at other clubs and take a cut from them, too – paid monthly, and invariably in cash.

Now, a century later, Nicaragua is about to get one too, paid for and controlled by the power that would fain step into America's imperial boots – China.

They too paid a crew to bring them here, suffering storms and near starvation to reach what would become New England.

Mussolini, too, paid lip service to being a proud champion of the family, idolising women as angels of the hearth, whereas in reality he was a boastful womaniser.

Bookstores, too, pay attention.

(The Huffington Post, too, pays for A.P. content).

Yet they, too, pay a significant ethnic penalty".

In retail, too, paying for space hasn't necessarily hindered innovation.

These jobs, too, pay $10 an hour and last until Oct. 1.