Sentence examples for too presumably from inspiring English sources

Sex and drugs, too, presumably.

He too, presumably, had helped to vote in this government.

She occasionally flies an invisible plane, too, presumably being careful to remember where she parked it.

The good guys wear white and kill millions too, presumably, since they detonate planet-sized space ships.

There was evidence of the bacterium on a microwave panel, too, presumably a microbial "fingerprint" left by a cook handling raw chicken.

And so, too, presumably, will visual evidence of the physical health of Qaddafi's other son and heir-apparent, Seif-al Islam. Seif-al Islam

It would also, presumably, be too small to taste.

This, too, was presumably a protest.

But this being the BBC, not too political, presumably.

One outfit was called "Too Frida" presumably after Frida Kahlo, and another "Tabasco".

The team's No. 1 fan, the owner Jerry Jones, was disappointed, too, although presumably he did not boo.