Sentence examples for too searched from inspiring English sources

But later I, too, searched the indexes.

When I came to search for Caylee in 2008 -- yes, I, too, searched; I didn't merely report -- there was that dark cloud on the horizon from Hurricane Ike.

Stylists from film, television and theater regularly visit, too, searching for hard-to-find period details.

Smaller exploration firms are joining the rush too, searching for new ore deposits and studying known ones.

By her own admission, Ms. Leibovitz believes that portraits, her own at least, ought not be too searching.

I've pored over the TravelSmith and L. L. Bean travel catalogs, too, searching for the most basic black dress and the fastest-drying underwear.

In a dissenting opinion on Tuesday, Justice Antonin Scalia said the majority had subjected the Child Online Protection Act to too searching a constitutional review.

But Napster's computers had a role in the process, too, searching users' individual machines to let others know whether a given song was available for exchange.

Organizations looking for people need products and services too; searching under keywords like "accountant," "engineer" and "lawyer" can give you a clue as to what a company's needs are.

He wants the third point of the Internet triumvirate, too: search.

But he, too, had searched unsuccessfully for affordable spaces, and he concluded, "The only way to go is down".