Sentence examples for too seen from inspiring English sources
He added that he'd seen their friend Eamon, who'd been bunking at our house on a school break, arrested, too — seen it on his laptop, as it was happening, on a live-streaming Web site.
The team had been promising, too: seen as likely to qualify for the 1994 World Cup in America and among the favourites for that year's Cup of Nations, in which a rebuilt side managed to come second.
His batting has developed a new gear, too, seen best in the defeat in the second ODI: the risk-averse accumulator still ruthlessly zipping along at a run a ball.
"I didn't want anyone else's mind in the room with me, like, 'What's she doing in there?' I think it was a result of feeling too watched, too listened to, too seen for so long".
Mr. Dion has long since mastered this omniscient role of host-commentator (he has other roles, too, seen in the poetic salvage piece "Tate Thames Dig," a reference to which is at Bonakdar), and he delivers an assured performance of it here.
McDarrah himself is here too, seen working in the archive, and reading the names on the Yiddish Walk of Fame in front of the 2nd Avenue Deli.
Wu, too, saw similarities.
Google too saw an opportunity.
She, too, saw friends die.
Australia, too, saw serious fires last year.
