Sentence examples for too saying from inspiring English sources

Dorothy had smiled then, too, saying nothing.

(John McCain attacked Obama for that, too, saying, "I'm not going to telegraph my punches").

Shop owners objected, too, saying that no women were trained to do such work.

But LVMH claimed victory, too, saying the court had strengthened the rights of brand owners online.

Biermann was crying, too, saying it reminded him so much of Cologne.

Graeff has detected a change in Zych, too, saying, "Maybe he talks a little more on the field".

She was like a nun on the phone tonight, too, saying, "I thought I'd leave you to recover".

Mr. Sarkozy barked at a French journalist, too, saying essentially that comment is cheap and governing is hard.

(Inge does this, too, saying the final battle was like a theatre bursting into flames, the laughter turning to screams).

He also had a vulgar quip for the white ribbons they wore, too, saying they looked like "condoms".

(He later had to clarify that, too, saying he only meant she was anti-Israel, itself a baseless charge).