Sentence examples for too she called from inspiring English sources

"I love you, too," she called back.

Her taste can be grandma-sweet too; she called Mr. White "so cute".

"Can someone come down so I can look, too?" she calls to those above the roof.

And now he's forever out of L.A. Another friend from college, newscaster Lonnie Lardner, knew Andy, too, and she called me when she heard.

People always told me be careful of what you do And don't go around gathering young armadillos' leaves The armadillo came and stood right by me Then the smell of sweet leaves This happened much too soon She called me to her room.

("I was a handful. That's not how I got my name, though. Handful was my basket name…. If you got a basket name, you at least had something from your mauma. Master Grimke named me Hetty, but mauma looked on me the day I came into the world, how I was born too soon, and she called me Handful").

She will be at the hack weekend, too, she added, calling herself "an O.K. Ping-Pong player".

There too she was calling for more sex equality: "The numbers tell the story quite clearly," she told the audience in Washington DC.

Justine Henin, at 28, retired in January with an injured elbow she called too damaged and too fragile for her to stay on tour.

If she is perceived as "too" sexy; if she calls too much attention to her sexiness; if she lacks the sprezzatura that is compulsory to pull off the sexy-but-not-slutty performance; she faces a real risk of becoming labeled.

When she called too infrequently, her son reproached her.