Sentence examples for too produced from inspiring English sources

He, too, produced a decorative art with classical themes.

John Constable, too, produced a series of prints from his own paintings.

As a result, he too produced a report on the death in 1999.

Casillas, who is Spain's captain, too, produced a string of agile and alert saves to frustrate Sergio Agüero, especially in the second half.

A master parodist, a dandy, Perelman, too, produced a body of writing that is almost entirely a record of things read.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer (EUVE) satellite, launched in 1992, began making substantial contributions; with its sensitivity to the ultraviolet radiation normally absorbed by Earth's atmosphere, it, too, produced many new views of the cosmos.

But some communities have raised concerns that trains, too, produce noise and fumes.

The problems were eliminated, one by one, and now it, too, produces the results I anticipated.

EKGs can be unreliable, too, producing false-positive results 20 percent of the time, critics say.

The French political system, too, produces coalitions after elections rather than before.

Cornas, too, produces robust, big wines that can age for decades.