Sentence examples for too wave from inspiring English sources
If you think the nearly departed is really keeping an eye out for your BlackBerry accessories, then use the new case for a few days (and make sure she sees you using it, too: wave it under her nose with a smile), then revert back to the old one again.
The setup process is easy, too – Wave imports data from your bank accounts, credit cards, etc., so there's no manual entry involved to get started.
Andersen, too, waved his.
They too waved Turkish flags and claimed to defend democracy.
On the right side, as if in a mirror, Manning ran, too, waving his right arm, pointing to the Broncos bench.
Have fun with your hair too: waves, buns, high ponytail, or a low ponytail.
"Their early work was a little too New Wave for my taste," he sniffs while getting ready to whack one of his Wall Street cronies.
A similar approach pervades her artworks, too, like "Wave Field," a 2009 earthwork at Storm King Art Center in Mountainville, N.Y., which fills an 11-acre valley with mounds of earth that seem to undulate like ocean waves.
At OIT009, the seismic waves from the event γ are invisible due to too strong waves from the triggered event.
It was when somebody was out of position or too busy waving to the crowd".
There, too, most waved American flags, and their chants of "U.S.A".
