Sentence examples for too talking about from inspiring English sources
He's on most of these shows, and some reality shows, too, talking about dinner parties he's been to.
"Likewise, folks who didn't perform as well, I'll be in their districts, too, talking about their records and also seeing if there is receptivity to folks who might do a better job," Mr. Sullivan said.
Gail Goodrich was there on film too, talking about that first Lakers training camp in Hawaii, when Sharman took over the team.
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Republicans, too, talked about change, but mostly it was changing their association with President Bush.
None had sought out erotic fiction before, but these books were too talked about to be stigmatized — how could something be perverted if everyone was reading it?
Yet they too talked about Hillbrow as being a very dangerous place for children.
Despite this orientation towards more alternative approaches, these men too talked about using the internet in a discerning way and were critical of websites giving treatments that did not seem credible to them.
If he says he's still got feelings for you too, talk about what went wrong in your relationship.
"It's too early to talk about right now".
It is hard to talk about, too.
