Sentence examples for too to put from inspiring English sources

Now when we really feel the necessity for writers too to put pressure on history!

He was right, too, to put money towards free school meals and more generous child and disability benefits.

He tries, too, to put the words "very" and "terrific" in the lyrics he writes for Miss Merman; no one, he says, can sing these words as she can.

She was going to the Super Bowl, too – to put bars of soap printed with "Save Our Adolescents from Prostitution" in hotels, and a national hotline number into all their rooms.

He tries, too, to put the words ''very'' and "terrific" in the lyrics he writes for Miss Merman; no one, he says, can sing these words as she can.

But commentators said that the arrangement amounted to a diplomatic finesse by the royal household, signaling that the queen was not ready to travel to Normandy as a last-minute invitee, but was keen, too, to put an end to the controversy over the affair.

That operation is also deemed a success, but Jones warns that it is too early to put too much faith in the operation.

"Because it's too intelligent, too active to put in a cage, like a prisoner.

"That clock was too big and too beautiful to put it in a museum," Ms. Anders said.

In the end, they were too busy (and, ultimately, too decent) to put up much of a fight.

He was just born too late, or perhaps too early, to put them into action.