Sentence examples for too with the first from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ivers took the next plane back, and Dr. Tappero flew in, too, with the first of 119 C.D.C. employees who would deploy to Haiti.

In government things have been eventful too – with the first increase in the lower tax threshold lifting over 800,000 people out of tax altogether, the battle to prevent the scrapping of the 50p tax rate and the ongoing efforts to turn around the Health and Social Care Bill to ensure the future of our NHS and undo some of the privatisation that happen under the last government.

The Proms, BBC music's shop window, took no notice of a young audience growing up musically with the long-playing record - growing up, too, with the Third Programme.

The question is whether all the effort is too little, too late with the first votes to be cast in less than five weeks.

"But if you don't, you just have to file it away because you're too busy with the first 50 people that the cameras caught.

"I think Brazil got too stressed with the first goal because they weren't expecting it," said Rafaela Bueno, a visitor from Belo Horizonte "The team wasn't as well prepared as the Germans.

Of course fathers have a crucial role – but let's look at ways the state could help support that role over time, rather than getting too obsessed with the first year.

Watson should not be too downhearted with the first set, but under pressure her game has deserted her in the second set". A painful watch for Watson fans as the Briton is still unable to find the target.

"We weren't too happy with the first three games of the playoffs and I think we've slowly gotten better every game," Martinez said.

Those who regularly appear in court in Oklahoma and in other state courts around the country are all too familiar with the first question that the judge usually asks when the proceedings begin.

This time the Russian misses her first serve and goes too deep with the second.