Sentence examples for too to pay from inspiring English sources

Funds were used, too, to pay for surgery for a niece who has cancer, according to the letter.

The "middle class," defined by the president as families earning less than $250,000, will need to chip in, too, to pay for the larger government in our future.

You know, 'Look, Granpy is hanging from the ceiling.' And I thought it a good opportunity, too, to pay tribute to the people in the Bulls' organization, people I had worked so closely with over the years.

And highly profitable inventions too, to pay for such items as spacesuits.

Liza always knew she wanted to be a writer, but she had other ambitions, and she has meandered through show biz a little too, to pay the rent and buy some time to figure it out, to learn how to stop sweating the smaller stuff (rent, parents opinions, peer pressure) so she can tackle the really big stuff--the ability to put words on a page and get somebody excited.

Their economies have been growing too slowly, for too long, to pay for the coming bulge of retirees.

"Traditional agencies were too fat and too happy to pay attention to the web," he says.

That's me — too poor to pay for college, too rich for scholarships and financial aid.

"The broken windows theory replaced the idea that we were too busy to pay attention to street-level prostitution, too busy to pay attention to panhandling, too busy to pay attention to graffiti," Giuliani said.

Some companies issued too much debt to buy back equity; others borrowed too much to pay for lousy acquisitions.

Too pressed to pay attention.