Sentence examples for too sets from inspiring English sources
The same goes for firm 1: it too sets a low price.
Bigelow, too, sets off waves of envy in her insular community.
But having a couple of slavery-focused museums – there is Wilberforce House in Hull, too – sets the issue apart from the mainstream of British history.
On the outdoor patio, the sloping roof, too, sets off the view, making the desert landscape, with its vast horizon, feel intimate.
(This, too, sets off that quick-tempered incognito war criminal.) It is hard to understand why "Extreme Ops" couldn't have been shown to critics before its release, because it seems to have been made in 1996 for ESPN2.
In the two-part stage production, written by Jack Thorne from a story by him, director John Tiffany, and JK Rowling herself, Harry's son Albus befriends the son of his father's enemy Draco Malfoy, as he too sets off on a path of wizardry.
Not too set, nice and light.
Barber began writing songs, too, setting poems of E.E.
Don't become too set in your ways.
Michael: I was too set in my ways.
We become too set in our ways to change.
