Sentence examples for too switched from inspiring English sources

Reagan, too, switched affiliations in midlife.

A few days later, Koch, too, switched over to Ferrer.

When he, too, switched parties, he was stopped short in the doorway by a dozen screaming women.

In 1183, Irbil too switched allegiance to the Ayyubids.

He breaks away from film, too, switching to splotched and muddy video.

Cherkaoui is eclectic with subject and tone too – switching between sacred and profane, drama and comedy – as well as with media (sound, props, speech, writing, film).

The senator from Liberia's third-largest county backed Sirleaf in 2005, but this time she too has switched allegiances.

Far more important are our critical faculties, all too often switched off at the first sniff of a figure.

I have adapted the way I work, too: I switched to colour for the series in order to capture our skin tones.

Orit Moran, East, won with her eight and, perhaps sensing that a trump shift was too late, switched to a spade.

I too have switched to using Lyft.