Sentence examples for too selecting from inspiring English sources

Last year the guild foreshadowed the Academy too, selecting "The King's Speech".

This is probably quicker than restoration and destruction so that's an option too)Selecting skills as major skills doesn't make them stronger or anything it just puts them at 25 initially and and they are the skills that leveling your character will be reliant on.

He's been flown out to Japan for Boredoms shows; caught and kidnapped by Wolf Eyes during their last tour; personally requested for the Horrors aftershow parties; Super Furry Animals brought him out for their all-night rave; and when Sunn O))) did their 10th anniversary show they too selected Cherrystones.

Individual clinical trials are clearly too small, too selected in the populations studied, and of too short a duration to generate robust estimates of any possible increased risk for rare adverse events.

Superior alleles related to haplotype H5 from sucrose synthase I and H6 from sucrose synthase II were found to be present in the studied breeding lines too, selected for improved performance.

To identify consultations for skin lesion suspected of malignancy without running the risk of also selecting too many consultations for other reasons, 2 GPs (KvdM and WvdH; both > 25 years of experience) and 1 researcher (CK) selected the ICPC codes.

But when talking to Kabul's urbane elite, he, too, selects nicely tailored suits.

It makes good sense to list on more than one site too; select multiple free real estate listing sites.

The author's answer is that it is too narrowly selected, and too narrowly trained.

He's very good at it, too, invariably selecting pieces that not only create a revealing context for his work but which illuminate each other in unexpected ways.

We "edit" talent, too, carefully selecting editors and reporters to write the words and filter the stories that deliver our worldview.