Sentence examples for too references from inspiring English sources

There are, too, references to books, people and incidents that Ban suggests we look up for ourselves on the internet, as if the narrator – perhaps like the author herself – was all too aware of time's winged chariot and was racing desperately to get leads down on paper for the dedicated reader to follow.

There are some strong performances on his current eponymous album, and he has good taste, too (references include Prince and Stevie Wonder), but you can't help thinking that Lidell's shtick is destined to remain in the margins of "interesting" for want of a killer tune.

Mature, responsible JHU book editor seeks short- or long-term housesitting jobs, happy to care for pets too, references available.

And when some Southern lawmakers fashioned commemorative rings from pieces of Brooks' shattered cane, they too referenced their region's honor — now properly defended, in their eyes.

Smith, too, referenced kelp's capacity to sweeten souring seas.

The artists provide live commentary occasionally, too, referencing everything from "virgin killer" family members to French philosopher Georges Bataille.

Carols were awkward: too many references to "captive Israel".

The season opener contains far too many references to the Doctor's new visible age.

There are no talking dogs and not too many references to the earlier installments.

There are a few too many references to "Alice in Wonderland".

He knows his audience, too, using references that will be familiar to young readers.