Sentence examples for too speaking from inspiring English sources

Each related to his audience the same way, too — speaking in a stentorian formal Arabic, only to lapse into slang when offering a joke or a casual aside.

Did you know that the word for bootleg in Swedish is smuggla? 2. The Swedish Chef, a Muppet, talks like that, too, speaking softly and carrying a big spoon.

When the reason for that emerges, Gadd downs his comedic tools too, speaking to us in the raw of his difficulties, over six years, rallying the strength to speak up.

Mr Gardiner had coined phrases, too, speaking of, 'a high breathlessness about beauty that cancels lust'; and he had managed to restate, without boring us, the novel's twin themes - the danger that industrialisation would destroy human relationships and the consequent need to affirm the supremacy of instinct over intellect.

John: Dykstra too, speaking of Red Sox history.

To that point, he's kept active on other fronts, too, speaking out against anti-LGBTQ legislation in Tennessee and lending his voice to "Slow Down," a song by country artist Brandon Stansell, who identifies as gay. .

He, too, spoke some English.

He, too, spoke movingly and with feeling.

But they, too, spoke passionately about Mr. Hussein.

This, too, speaks to Mr. Obama's management weakness.

He too speaks French (these things matter in Brussels).