Sentence examples for too you get from inspiring English sources

"You know, a lot of times when you play, too, you get this adrenaline that blocks the pain.

It has its drawbacks, too: You get to eat out a lot.

In his touchingly pensive portraits, too, you get the feeling Mr. Ruckhäberle is painting the mood of a lost generation.

According to Richard Peacock, Soha Housing's chief executive, there are business benefits from the process too: "You get residents understanding the business and they stay involved.

In this opera, too, you get that arch, tongue-in-cheek quality: this account keeps the fairy tale from attaining quite the profundity of Wagnerian archetype despite its Wagnerian scale (and, here, the magnificent Wagnerian singers).

In a practical, immediate way, one sees the limits of the so-called "extended mind" clearly in the mob-made Wikipedia, the perfect product of that new vast, supersized cognition: when there's easy agreement, it's fine, and when there's widespread disagreement on values or facts, as with, say, the origins of capitalism, it's fine, too; you get both sides.

Tin-eared functionaries, too: "You got five cats?

The men are either too short, too round, too white, too black, too hairy, too hairless, too flabby, too muscular, too... you get my point.

If you dwell too much, you get too down and too depressed".

If you go too high or too fast, you get water in your lungs.

You eat too much — you get heavy".