Sentence examples for too rose from inspiring English sources

Sterling, too, rose, reaching an eight-month high against the dollar.

The fund's revenues, too, rose last year, but by far less than withdrawals to pay benefits.

I shrugged at Louise, and she, too, rose to go, pausing a moment beneath an enormous Kodachrome of a bugling elk.

It, too, rose as a replacement for a predecessor incinerated by enemies; it, too, towered over a plaza where the footprint of an earlier structure had been left deliberately visible.

Able, forceful and photogenic, she won election, and with her father's ascent to prime minister, an office he held from 1990 to 1993, she too rose in the party.

A 15-member task force of students, faculty members and coaches picked the mythological bird for its graphic viability, class and relevance (Elon, too, rose from the ashes after the devastating fire in 1923).

Cardiff puts in a notable performance, too, rising 55 places.

Most mornings, he, too, rises at four to turn on his tap.

The sponginess I like, but it's a touch too risen.

Sales of Linux and Android tablets to businesses will help lift the market too, rising 52 percent to $5.9 billion, Forrester estimates.

Its profit recovered sharply, too, rising from $99 million in 2009 to $459 million in 2010.