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He tends to place more stress on society in general than on individual.
He has a strong personality.
He found an old, broken chair and sat down at the piano.
He is dressed in an old tweed suit.
He disposed of his old house.
He had the old machine fixed.
He was playing football with an old tin.
He wore old shoes.
He exchanged his old car for a new one.
He traded his old car in for a new one.
He bound old letters into a bundle.
He turned his back on the old tradition.
He cast his old friends aside.
He is the greatest statesman that ever lived.
He is the greatest architect that has ever lived.
He likes collecting old coins.
He is well acquainted with ancient history.
He wrote a novel based on ancient myths.
He is a man with a classical education.
He chanced on a rare book at a second-hand bookstore.
He is as great an artist as lived.
He is as great a scientist as ever lived.
He was sent for and had to go.
He had trouble breathing.
He delivered the package to the orphanage.
It was his fate to live a lonely life.
He was roused by a loud knocking at the door.
He hid himself behind the door.
He gave a rap on the door.
He was roused by a knocking at the door.
He painted the door over white.
He made for the door and tried to escape.
He deliberately broke the glass.
He told deliberate lies.
He deliberately exposed her to danger.
He lives far away from his hometown.
He leads a happy life in his hometown.
A successful local boy is coming home.
He settled down in his native country.
He returned to his native village.
He returned to his native village, where he spent the last few years of his life.
He left his native village, never to return.
He retired to his hometown, where he lived a quiet life.
He dreamed about his home.
He left home never to return.
He left home for Spain.
He was exiled from his own country.
He could swim free in the lake.
He ran down to the lake.
He wandered around the lake.
He conducted us on a tour around the lake.
He had words with his employer and was fired.
He had not been employed two months before he was fired.
He cheated his clients out of a lot of money.
He took the elevator to the 5th floor.
He went to Paris at the end of May.
He was struck with polio when he was five.
He is to come here at five.
He will get back from school.
He comes here every five days.
He will arrive on the afternoon of the 5th.
He was set free after doing five years in prison.
I hear he was released after five years in prison.
He is far better off than he was five years ago.
He came at three in the afternoon.
He is supposed to come here at 9 p.m.
He should arrive at the airport by 9 a.m.
He's spent all afternoon rooting up last year's spinach plants.
He will come this afternoon.
He is supposed to come here at 9 p. m.
He goes on duty at 9 a.m. and come off duty at 6 p.m.
He kept me waiting all morning.
He is not always busy in the morning.
He is never in the office in the morning.
He may change his mind later.
He will come afterwards.
He remained abroad later on.
He will join us later.
He shut the door behind him.
He looked back at the pretty girl.
He looked back.
He sighed with regret.
He lived quietly in the latter years of his life.
He is easily led.
He has no friends to talk with.
He regrets his mistake.
He feels no reluctance in acknowledging errors.
He is a hard man to deal with.
He failed to see the stop sign at the intersection and hit an oncoming car.
He drives a hard bargain.
He can't walk now because he got injured in a traffic accident.
He was injured in a traffic accident.
He had a narrow escape in the traffic accident.
He was slightly injured in a traffic accident.
He died in the traffic accident.
He was seriously injured in a traffic accident.
He lost his son in the traffic accident.
He got injured in a traffic accident.
He suffered internal injuries in the car accident.
He lost the sight of one eye in a traffic accident.
He lost his life in a traffic accident.
He met with a traffic accident and had a narrow escape from death.
He met with a traffic accident.
He didn't notice the small video camera above the traffic signal.
He himself was not the light.
He calculated the speed of light.
He went to the park, where he took a rest.
He's somewhere about the park.
He sat on the bench in the park.
He may be jogging around the park.
He likes to walk about in the park.
He rode a bus to the park.
He came across his old friend while walking in the park.
He likes walking in the park.
He was arrested for abusing public funds.
He embezzled public money.
He found a public telephone and called a taxi.
He insulted me in public.
He has gone to Paris on official business.
He went to Osaka on official business.
He wears thick glasses.
He had the nerve to ask me to marry him.
He had the boldness to ignore my advice.
He had the cheek to ask me to help him.
He had the boldness to ignore the teacher's advice.
He is a tight-lipped man.
The word yes never escapes his lips.
He stammered out a few words.
His answer was to strike me on the head.
He was sitting there with a pipe in his mouth.
He never fails to do what he says.
He shaved his mustache off.
He grows a mustache.
He could not speak, he was so angry.
He never opens his mouth without complaining about something.
He stood gazing at the sight with his mouth open.
He kept his tongue under a bridle.
He opened his mouth wide.
He may be a poor talker and far from shrewd, but I like him all the better for that.
He held his tongue and didn't say a word.
He put great emphasis on spoken English.
He drew $100 from his account.
He deposited 100 dollars in his saving account.
He had some money in an account that he'd set aside for his kids.
He made up an excuse.
He whistled for his dog.
He took an oral examination.
He lives up there, up on that mountain.
He can do whatever he likes with the money.
He bought as many books as he liked.
He is all curiosity.
His curiosity prompted him to ask questions.
Curiosity got the better of him.
He took advantage of the good weather to do some gardening.
He deserves a good reputation.
He has skill in handwork.
He works in a factory.
He felt tired of working in the factory.
He is happy.
He may not be happy.
He did not die happily.
He lived a happy life.
He didn't die happily.
He had the good fortune to marry a pretty girl.
He had the fortune to marry a nice girl.
He had the good fortune to find a good wife.
He had the good fortune to be rescued from the burning building.
He had the fortune to find a job.
He was fortunate to find the book he had lost.
He was so fortunate as it find a good job.
He may well be said to have been a fortunate man.
He seems to be very happy.
He is happy. For one thing he's got a promotion and for another he has just got married.
I believe that he's happy.
He seems to be happy.
Though he is wealthy, he is not happy.
He lives in a large house.
He has wide views.
He is the first national politician to be named in a widening corruption scandal.
He works for an advertising agency.
He crossed the immense pacific on a raft.
He is possessed of a wide landed property.
In his haste he left the door open.
He dashed out in confusion.
He studied for ten years.
He set fire to the school building.
He dislikes the principal.
He has just become a principal.
He was promoted to the position of head teacher.
He lives in a port town.
He thrust some coins into my pocket.
He dropped lemon juice into his tea.
He added a little sugar and milk to his tea.
He ordered a cup of tea.
He lost hold of the rope and fell into the river.
He is rigid in his views.
He is unrealistic.
He brought his ideas into practice.
He was slow in putting his idea into practice.
He is an archeologist's assistant.
He made a positive answer.
He has a superficial knowledge of navigation.
He transformed a piece of waste ground into a beautiful garden.
He was beaten with an iron rod during a violent soccer match.
He will not go.
He didn't go, and neither did I.
He doesn't want to go; neither do I.
He was unwilling to go.
He is not so careless as to take the wrong train.
He said to himself that he should go.
He is regretful that he couldn't go.
His good manners predispose people to like him.
He behaved badly.
He is careful about his manners.
He is an ill-mannered man.
He has learnt manners.
He has no manners at all.
He is deliberate in his action.
He had little freedom of action.
He is a man of action.
The way he talks and acts, you can tell he's a redneck.
He was counted as lost.
He went about town looking for his missing dog.
He set out to find his lost mother.
He craned his neck to see the procession.
He went to the hall to give an address.
He cleared his throat before starting the lecture.
He brought his speech to an end.
He supplemented his lecture with a booklet.
He forged the steel into a sword.
He's quite philosophical about his demotion.
He gave in.
He held up his hands in token of surrender.
He returned home by way of Hong Kong.
He was snoring loudly while he slept.
He gets a good salary.
He committed suicide by jumping out of a high window.
He had to pay a high rent for his farm.
He has a long nose.
He rescued a cat from a high tree.
He has a soaring ambition.
He has quite a few valuable paintings.
He wears expensive clothes and owns a lot of jewelry.
He is a man of noble blood.
He is of noble ancestry.
He is a man of noble birth.
He prides himself on having an expensive car.
He gets a high salary.
He is a highly paid man.
He is the soul of honor.
He has a fabulous reputation for his high integrity.
He suffered from high blood pressure.
He attended the high school for three years without missing a single day or being late.
He teaches English grammar at a high school.
He is a student at a high school.
He is married to a high school teacher.
He dropped out of high school.
He has been playing chess since he was in high school.
He joined the company right after he got through high school.
He maintained a steady speed on the highway.
He came by the freeway.
He is not a high school student.
He seems delirious with a high fever.
They must've skipped out of town.
He is free from pride.
He is a famous painter and should be treated as such.
He was a famous poet and a competent diplomat.
He lends money at a high rate of interest.
He is very concerned about his elderly parent's health.
He has a good fastball.
He went fishing in between.
He was raised in the States, but his mother tongue is Japanese.
He had hoped to found a new company after the merger was complete.
He carved his way to fame.
He did not fail to confess.
He gave his life for his country.
He works for the good of the country.
He gave up his life for his country.
He is much concerned about the future of the country.
He was awarded a knighthood in acknowledgement of his services to the nation.
He has a seat in the Diet.
He has numerous friends in the Diet.
He has been elected to Congress.
He was elected a member of parliament.
He passed across the border.
He likes Japanese, and he's good at it.
He decided on international relations.
He is known to the entire country.
He traveled throughout the country.
He traveled around the country.
He is famous both at home and abroad.
He had national welfare at heart.
He became a national hero.
He is busy with affairs of state.
He deals in grain.
He caught a terrible cold.
He is wearing sunglasses.
Since he was dressed in black, he looked like a priest.
He was dressed in black.
He wore a dark sweater.
He has a habit of looking down on coloured people.
He drew two squares on the blackboard.
He got wet from the waist to the knees.
He settled down to his work.
He is Japanese to the bone.
He is rotten to the core.
He has an eye for antiques.
He is better off now than he was three years ago.
The door is being painted by him.
He is very sullen now.
He is now looking for a bigger house to live in.
He'll be out at lunch now, so there's no point phoning straight away.
Is he studying now?
He is very busy with some important work now.
He's out now.
He's now short of money.
He has a cold now.
He left his country two years ago.
He is now playing tennis on the court.
He has arrived here now.
He hasn't been here long.
He should have finished his work by now.
He ought to have arrived in New York by now.
He ought to have arrived in New York about this time.
He should have arrived by this time.
He left the office just now.
He has just set out toward town.
He should be back any minute now.
He may leave any minute.
He will be back in a second.
Need he go right now?
He is not the active person he used to be.
He is not the rough motorcycle gang member he was before.
He doesn't work here now, but he used to work here.
He is not what he was.
He is still aching for his home.
He still writes to me from time to time.
He still rings me from time to time.
He still writes novels from time to time, but not as often as he used to.
He still comes to see me now and then.
He is watching TV now.
Where is he running now?
I wonder where he is now.
He is now in a very difficult situation.
I'm sure he's going to be somebody someday.
He'll be here any moment.
He's beginning to cry.
He should have been back by this time.
He is sure to pass the exam if he studies at this rate.
He is now a senior at Harvard.
He doesn't live there anymore.
He is now staying in Paris.
He is now on the way to recovery.
They are now aboard the ship.
He is at work now, but will return at seven.
He is swimming in the pool.
He is on another phone at the moment.
He has little money with him.
He has been a good companion to me.
He is as great a musician as ever lived.
He is as brave a man as ever lived.
He has built two houses so far.
He has written five books so far.
He has so far been silent about his intention.
He has never been to Okinawa before.
He's got the biggest eyebrows I've ever seen.
He is the greatest singer that ever lived.
He's never had to earn his own living.
So far, he has been extremely happy.
He was as gentle a man as ever lived.
He doesn't live here anymore.
He is not the coward that he was ten years ago.
He is on the radio.
He is now either in Rome or in Paris.
He is the last person I want to see now.
He is not studying English now.
He is in conference now.
This is his sixth accident.
He has hardly studied this term.
He is now at the desk.
He's in a bad temper.
He laid by 100 dollars this month.
He hasn't yet turned in the report this month.
He stayed with us until the beginning of this month.
He ought to have arrived there by now.
He will have reached Osaka by now.
He is in trouble now.
Now he is recognized as one of the most promising writers.
He is in London on business now.
He is at work now, but will come back at seven.
He is deeply in debt now.
He put in ten hours of overtime this week.
He has been very busy this week.
He has been busy this week.
He's busy with his homework now.
He is leaving home now.
He is making the document now.
He's reading a novel now.
He is older and wiser now.
He is having lunch now.
He is studying in the library now.
It may safely be said that he is the greatest pianist in the twentieth century.
He is running now.
He is very busy now.
He is now in the prime of manhood.
He is dead and buried now.
He received a good many letters this morning.
He has been busy since this morning.
He has been writing poems since this morning.
He got up earlier than usual this morning.
He breathed his last peacefully this morning.
He got up in the morning.
He shot himself this morning.
He got up early this morning.
He set out for Tokyo this morning.
He went for a walk with her this morning.
He is not available.
He's now on the phone.
I wonder when he will come next time.
He will get his job back at the next election.
He is not running in the coming election.
He will play golf next Sunday.
He is living in Tokyo.
He is crossing the street now.
He brought his lunch today.
He is being earnest today.
He is taking a day off today.
He is pretty well today.
He will be back a week from today, that is, on December 10.
He's coming back from America a week from today.
He is to phone me this afternoon.
He wants to play soccer this afternoon.
He will play tennis with his friends.
He will look in on me again this afternoon.
He will be coming to see me this afternoon.
He didn't want to take today's test, so he made believe that he was sick, and didn't go to school.
For a professional, he gave a poor account of himself in today's game.
He looks a good deal better today.
He feels a lot better today.
It seems that he is very busy today.
He is not at home to anybody today.
He is supposed to be at home today.
He doesn't have to go to school today.
He cannot come to the office today as he is indisposed.
He is off today.
He is a shade better today.
He is in high spirits today.
He is being kind today.
He is off duty today.
He will not come today.
He is also returning late today.
He is at home today.
He plays in the outfield today.
I doubt if he'll come to school today.
He is absent from school today.
He will go to hospital.
He may come today.
He is now in the hospital and his life is in the balance.
He has grown three centimeters this year.
He's a student who I'm teaching English to this year.
He has set up three world records in swimming this year.
He becomes a university student this year.
He will be here all evening.
He is being Nelson tonight.
He is to come to my house tonight.
He will reach Hakodate tonight.
He looks tired this evening.
I wonder if he'll come tonight.
He is now setting things in order in his room.
He is having lunch.
He's writing a book now.
He is reading a book.
He is reading a book. Let's leave him alone.
Will he come this evening?
He is leaving Narita for Hawaii this evening.
He won't turn up tonight.
He may come and see us tonight.
He promised to come home early tonight.
He writes to his parents once a month.
He's at church right now.
He anticipates that he will be in trouble.
When he is in trouble, he always turns to his sister for help.
He seems to be in trouble.
He was always ready to help people in trouble.
He could not forsake his friend in trouble.
He never turns his back on a friend in need.
You should be careful not to bother him.
He is used to hard work.
He got over his difficulties.
He was confronted with some difficulties.
He will cope well with difficulties.
He made his way through difficulties.
He turned away from them in embarrassment.
He has an interest in collecting insects.
He is a scholar to the core.
He is the essence of kindness.
He is a good fellow at heart.
He was a good fellow at heart.
He is by nature a kind fellow.
He is, at bottom, an honest man.
He chafed under the groundless criticism.
He is cool amid confusion.
He tends to get angry over trifles.
He gets angry over trivial things.
He looked around.
He raised his hands one after the other.
He caught the ball with his left hand.
He hurt his left hand.
He had an operation on his left leg.
He broke his left arm.
He scooped up sand by the handful.
He likes drinking coffee without sugar.
He uses honey instead of sugar.
He mixed sugar with milk.
He likes coffee without sugar.
He sat smoking, with his wife sewing beside him.
He sat listening to the radio.
He sat reading a magazine, with his wife knitting beside him.
He sat reading a weekly magazine.
He sat looking out of the window.
He sat reading, with his wife sewing by the fire.
He sat reading a book.
He sat reading with his wife sewing by the fire.
As soon as he sat down, he picked up the telephone.
He rose from his seat.
He sat in Zen meditation.
He gave way to the temptation again.
He tried it again, but in vain.
He tried it again, only to fail.
He made up his mind to try again.
He was never to return to his hometown.
Do you think he will be elected president again?
He was never to see his mother again.
He was never to see his parents again.
He tried it over and over again.
He is up for reelection.
He likes the most beautiful flower.
He is among the best jazz singers.
It is necessary that he prepare for the worst.
It is necessary that he should prepare for the worst.
He prepared for the worst.
He's been feeling a little on edge recently.
Recently he's become a really nice person.
He hasn't been much in evidence recently.
He got a nice job recently.
He has recently returned from France.
He took a cold bath even in winter until recently.
He set up a company recently.
He has recently failed, but he is still full of hope.
He easily gets angry nowadays.
He has been working very hard of late.
He is well off nowadays.
He is depressed lately.
He finished last but one.
He finally yielded to the request of his wife and bought a house.
He finally surrendered to her.
He ended up in jail.
He was the last person to arrive.
He was in time for the last bus.
He left the last page blank.
He was in the process of making a final decision.
He canceled the appointment at the last moment.
He breathed his last breath.
He is shivering on the brink.
He will end up in prison.
He did not know what to do to the end.
He remained faithful to the last.
They say he is the best tennis player.
He is said to have been the best football player.
He said that the last bus leaves at 10:50 p.m.
He is busy with the final draft.
He missed the last train.
He dashed to catch the last train.
When he missed the last train, he was at a loss.
He went to a fruit store first.
At first, he sounded very sincere.
He is the first Japanese that traveled in space.
He was the first man to cross the Pacific.
He hit the center of the target with his first shot.
He couldn't carry out his first plan.
On hearing the news of the birth of his first child, he jumped for joy.
He was a writer who had never lived up to the promise of his first novel.
At first he hated her but gradually came to love her.
He did his best.
He did his best; otherwise he would not have won the first prize.
He did his best and still had poor marks.
He tried his best only to fail again.
He did his best, but in vain.
He did his best, but failed.
He would do his best.
He objected to his wife working outside.
He felt great sorrow when his wife died.
He has taken to drinking since the death of his wife.
He cooked meals for himself when his wife was sick.
He stopped smoking because his wife and children asked him to.
He lives at peace with his wife.
He is living apart from his wife.
He concealed the fact that he had divorced his wife.
He said to his wife "Are you coming with me"?
He asked his wife if she was coming with him.
He got his shirt mended by his wife.
He seldom gives his wife presents.
He was in deep grief at the death of his wife.
He reminded his wife to wake him up at 7:00 a.m.
He related to his wife something interesting about his employer.
He told his wife not to buy on impulse.
He entreated his wife not to leave him.
He does not need a wife to look after him.
He persuaded his wife not to divorce him.
He wrote a book based on an idea which he borrowed from his wife.
He was angry with his wife.
He was filled with anxiety about his wife's return.
I do not think he will ever get over the loss of his wife.
He is discouraged over his wife's death.
He hasn't got over the death of his wife yet.
He survived his wife for many years.
He frowns on his wife's wasting money.
He is afraid his wife is not very domestic.
He has no wife, no children and no friends.
He is even older than his wife.
He survived his wife.
He bent over backward to please his wife.
He endeavored to make his wife happy, but in vain.
He began to indulge in drinking after he lost his wife.
Losing his wife drove him to steal.
He was jealous of his wife.
He trusts his wife to a great extent.
He was accompanied by his wife.
He is alleged to have poisoned his wife.
With all the talent he has, he never makes any effort.
He was promoted by virtue of his abilities.
He did justice to his talent.
He looks young for his age.
He became more obstinate as he grew older.
He took no photos of the festival.
He walked to and fro on the stage.
He keeps a toyshop in a small way.
He took great care, yet he made a mistake.
He grows tomatoes in his garden.
He pleaded self-defense at the trial and went scot-free.
He pleaded with the judge for mercy.
He appealed to the judge for mercy.
He was raised to the bench.
He made no end of excuses.
I wonder if he's at home.
He is at home, but no one can see him.
He was egging an innocent young man on to join him in his crooked deal.
He was tortured by guilt.
He was eaten up with guilt.
His sense of guilt was diminished.
He was absolved of his sin.
He may as well confess his crimes.
He confessed his guilt.
He conceded that he committed a crime.
They sought to punish him for his crime but he escaped.
He is doing penance.
His wealth has not made him happy.
He is none the happier for his wealth.
He has disposed of what was left of his estate.
He passed his property on to his son.
He consumed his fortune gambling.
He claimed to be an expert in finance.
He is financially embarrassed.
He is badly situated financially.
He took out a dollar from his wallet.
He said that he had left his wallet at home.
He was out of humor as he had lost his wallet.
He took out the wallet from his inside jacket pocket.
He had his wallet stolen.
He writes books.
He is a writer and a statesman.
He is a teacher rather than a writer.
He is admired as a writer.
He has an ambition to make a name for himself as a writer.
He made many grammatical mistakes in his composition.
He wrote his comments in the margin of the composition.
He is awkward in his manners.
He stopped playing baseball last season.
He worked all day yesterday.
He called on me at my office yesterday.
Having failed twice yesterday, he doesn't want to try again.
He set out for Canada yesterday.
He was late for school yesterday.
He read this book yesterday.
He admitted John yesterday.
He bought six cakes of soap yesterday.
He attended the party yesterday.
He was present at the meeting yesterday.
He played tennis yesterday.
He cut himself with a knife yesterday.
It was not until yesterday that he noticed her.
Was he in New York yesterday?
He met the girl on his way home yesterday.
He came to meet me yesterday afternoon.
He got hurt in the game yesterday.
He was watching TV last night.
He was really off the wall yesterday.
Last night, he studied all night long.
He slept well last night.
He feels a good deal better than yesterday.
He is better today than yesterday.
He got to London yesterday.
He left for London yesterday.
Did he study English yesterday?
He did not eat anything yesterday.
He returned from abroad yesterday.
He was absent from school yesterday.
He bought a pair of black shoes yesterday.
He died yesterday.
He forgot to come to see me yesterday.
He took me to the park yesterday.
He called on me yesterday.
He had his car stolen yesterday.
He was operated on yesterday.
He visited his uncle yesterday.
He was behind time yesterday.
He came from Tokyo yesterday.
He went to Tokyo yesterday.
He arrived in Japan yesterday.
The hospital took him in yesterday.
He looks pleased with his new car which he bought yesterday.
He was absent from school yesterday because he was ill.
He went to school to study yesterday.
He arrived here safely yesterday.
He failed to come yesterday.
He got into this school in September last year.
He joined the club last year.
He intended to have visited Naples last year.
He was traveling in the Philippines this time of last year.
He made a will last year.
He visited Kyoto last year.
He failed in his business last year.
He had a new house built last year.
He graduated from college last year.
He changed schools last year.
Was he in Hokkaido last year?
He has been sick since last night.
He watched a basketball game on TV last night.
He wishes he had gone to the theater last night.
He painted an image he had during meditation last night.
He went to bed at eleven last night.
He came back at about nine last night.
He saw a UFO flying last night.
He was working at the office yesterday evening.
He sat up late last night working on the documents.
He appeared on TV last night.
He appeared on television last night.
He need not have come to the party last night.
He practices playing the guitar far into the night.
He went on working without a break last night.
He had his car stolen last night.
He sat up late last night.
He came home late last night.
He was maneuvered out of office.
He cut down a cherry tree.
The story goes that he was murdered.
He is chargeable with murder.
He was framed for murder.
He was hanged for murder.
He was accused of murder.
He is guilty of murder.
He was arrested for murder.
He was guilty of murder.
He witnessed the murder.
He will do anything but murder.
He is accused of murder.
He was sent to jail for murder.
He was tried for murder.
He was convicted of murder.
He was found guilty of murder.
He was involved in a murder case.
He was surprised to hear about the murder case.
He brought out the truth of the murder case.
He has a morbid fondness for murder mysteries.
He was in charge of preparing a magazine for publication.
When he opens a magazine, he will usually read his horoscope first.
He pulled up the weed and threw it away.
He'd been three months in the job and the strain was beginning to tell on him.
He ate three and said he could eat as many again.
He has been to London three times.
He is sure to set a new record in the triple jump.
He won the third prize.
He is leaving in three days.
He has been unconscious for three days.
He came back three days later.
He left three days ago.
He was the champion for three years.
He has been keeping company with Mary for three years.
He left his umbrella in the bus.
He used his umbrella as a weapon.
He stared at the steep slope of the mountain and stopped climbing it.
He came from a tiny mountain town.
He was standing at the top of the mountain.
He left for the mountain never to return.
He fell down in the mountain.
He fells trees on the mountain.
He likes mountaineering and is at home with Japanese mountains.
He likes a walk.
He is taking a walk.
He has gone out for a walk.
Whenever he goes out for a walk, he takes his dog with him.
He was blind from birth.
He seems not to agree.
He nodded as much as to say that he agreed.
He died from lack of oxygen.
He made the best use of the time left.
He was excused from the remainder of the work.
He made the best of the time left.
He rejoiced at the successful business transaction.
He complained that he couldn't find a job.
He is careless and untidy in his work.
He let out a sigh when the job was finished.
As soon as work is over, he makes a beeline for the pub.
He went there on business.
He has gone to New York on business.
He couldn't make it in business.
He succeeded in business.
He is to go to Tokyo on business.
He is busy with his work.
He went to Nagoya on business.
He will never get over his huge business losses.
He combines work with pleasure.
He shows great enthusiasm for his work.
He applied for the job but was turned down on the spot.
Work absorbs most of his time.
Business absorbs all his time.
He set about his work.
He is engaged in business.
He attended to his business.
He acquainted himself with his job.
He directed all his energy to his business.
He is absorbed in his work.
He is very close about his work.
Business prevented him from going to the concert.
He is an eager beaver.
His work occupies his mind to the exclusion of all else.
He was impeded in his work.
He has more experience on the job than I.
He has no distinct idea of how to proceed.
He was honest in business.
He has been in deep water since he got fired from his job.
He stuck to his job.
He goofed on the job and got fired.
He has finished up his work.
He not only has a job but does the housework.
He regretted having quit his job.
He works slowly, because he takes things seriously.
He came to Tokyo in search of employment.
He didn't have as much trouble finding a job as he thought he would.
He got through with his work.
He seems to have finished his work.
Having finished his work, he telephoned his wife.
He put his tools away after he had finished.
He has finished his work, hasn't he?
He was at pains to finish his work.
After he had finished his work, he would read and study by the fireside.
As soon as he finished his work, he went home.
When he finished the work, he went home.
He'll do his best to finish the job.
He is very accurate in his work.
He is looking for a job.
He interrupted his work to answer the phone.
He changed his job.
He has no interests, apart from his work.
He applied for a job.
He's making a table in his workshop.
He began his career with a small vegetable cart which he took around from house to house.
He is at work now, but will be coming home at seven.
You can't see him because he is engaged.
He had an accident at work.
He got hurt in the accident at work.
He welcomed his fellow worker into his home.
He earns more money than he can spend.
He was dressed in an old coat that had seen better days.
He has more money than he can spend.
He has more money than can be spent.
He was a kind master to his servants.
He passed the law examination and set up a law office.
He isn't a history major.
He got down on all fours and started searching for the ring.
He will come back at four.
He was spirited away by four police officers in the middle of the night.
He was let out after serving just two years of his four-year prison sentence.
He ran for Governor of the state four years ago.
At first he didn't take kindly to his new house.
He caught the first train and got there just in time.
He's a difficult person to deal with.
He has three elder sisters.
She said that she would visit Jack with her sisters.
He felt great affection for his sister.
He had his sister help him paint the wall of his room.
He got his sister to help him paint his room.
He will not permit his children to sit up late.
He has a great deal of intelligence for a child.
He has a good deal of intelligence for a child.
He excelled in music even as a child.
He doesn't know the cares of raising children.
He works all the harder because his baby was born.
Though only a child, he was interested in reading books on philosophy.
He watched the boys swimming.
He told the children about his adventures in Africa.
He told his children not to make so much noise.
He sat surrounded by his children.
He denies nothing to his children.
He gave his children a good education.
He was the idol of children.
He did everything he could do for the sake of his children.
He always pays attention to his children's behavior.
He does not take care of his children.
He doesn't take care of his children.
Child as he was, he made up his mind to do the work for himself.
Even though he's a child, he can understand her story.
Child as he was, he worked hard to help his mother.
He is a brute to his children.
He has no authority over his own children.
He left an immense fortune to his children.
He is in anguish over her child.
He quarreled with his wife about their children.
He may often have been here when he was a child.
He used to haunt those caves as a little boy.
He lost his eyesight when he was still a child.
When he was a child, he would go fishing on Sundays.
He objects to being treated like a child.
He is good at dealing with children.
He doesn't know how to handle children.
He took great pains in educating his children.
He was always watching TV when he was a child.
He's been delicate since he was a boy.
He was delicate as a child.
He was strict in disciplining his children.
He worked hard to make his child happy.
He brought back his child in his car.
He sat there surrounded by his children.
He was severe with his children.
He did what he could for his children.
He warned the children against playing in the street.
He took pains educating his children.
He gathered his children around him.
He made the children laugh.
Is he familiar with this part of the city?
He has a bookstore in the center of the city.
He has his office in town.
He lives in the southern part of the city.
He breeds cattle for market.
He exposed corruption in the city government.
He shook hands with the mayor.
He is acquainted with the mayor.
He was elected mayor again.
He was sworn in as mayor.
He was elected mayor.
He addressed himself to the mayor.
He is one of the candidates running for mayor.
They say that he will run for mayor.
He is going to run for mayor.
He represented the mayor at a ceremony.
He served as mayor.
He will run for mayor.
He was deprived of his civil rights.
He dare not express his opinion.
Did he dare to jump the brook?
He is a master at getting his own way.
He is a considerate father.
He turned his thoughts toward home.
It appears that he is mistaken.
He dared to propose to her.
He expressed himself clearly.
He was enjoying himself to his heart's content.
He is an abler man than I thought.
He came home earlier than I expected.
He laughed in spite of himself.
He is lost in thought.
He lost himself in thought.
He blew on his fingers to make them warm.
He raised a finger in protest.
He blew on his fingertips.
He could learn without instruction.
He is looked up to by all as their leader.
He isn't worthy to take the lead.
He had all the attributes of a leader.
He has a capacity for leadership.
He rose to speak in answer to his name.
He calculated the expenses.
He said that he must see the manager.
He hated to play ball with his manager, so he quit his job.
He started at the bank in the post of manager.
He signaled them to stop.
He is on the point of death.
He was nearing his end.
He has one foot in the grave.
Will he die?
He is afraid that he will die.
He is afraid of death.
He kept his sense of humor until the day he died.
He was in prison for life.
He remained single till the end of his day.
On his deathbed he asked me to continue writing to you.
He amassed a large fortune before he died.
He was at the gate of death.
He didn't fear death.
He is said to be dead.
He is as good as dead.
He was given up for dead.
The old couple gave him up for lost.
He cherished the memory of his dead wife.
He avenged his dead father.
They fear that he may be dead.
I could not but think that he had died.
He committed suicide to atone for his sin.
He advocated abolishing death penalty distinctions.
He was condemned to death.
He has a car which I gave to him.
He made me out to be a liar.
He could not find what I had hidden.
He thanked me for coming.
He was not conscious of my presence here.
The last time when I saw him, he was quite well.
He is the very man that I'm looking for.
He said that I must go there.
He could not approve of my going there.
He helped me to get over the difficulties.
He kept playing the same record over and over until I had to leave the room.
He asked me if I had found it.
He came just as I was leaving.
It was I who met him.
He thought me very tired.
He thinks it impossible for me to climb the mountain alone.
He censured me for what I had done.
He robbed me of every cent I had.
He stole my watch.
He was given a book by me.
He helped me carry the chair.
He lost a watch which I had bought him a week before.
He is the last man I want to see.
He suspects me of telling a lie.
He as good as called me a liar.
He objected to my smoking.
He taxed me with neglect of duty.
He was aware of my presence but he did not greet me.
He believes whatever I say.
He did it the way I told him to.
He repeated in public what I had said.
He credits me with doing things I never thought of.
He said that I must go.
He doesn't want me to go, but I mean to.
He mentioned a book the title of which I can't remember now.
He is the tallest man that I have ever seen.
He is the most obstinate child I have ever seen.
He is the least capable man I have ever employed.
I wonder if he will stand by me when I am in trouble.
He ignores my problems.
He stood by me whenever I was in trouble.
He's the last man that I want to see.
He is the novelist whom I admire most.
He is the last man that I want to talk with.
He is not the man that he was when I first knew him.
He was otherwise than I thought.
He isn't any older than I thought.
He was as good a man as I had thought.
He was delighted to know I had passed the exam.
He thought it foolish of me to go there by bike.
He thought it foolish of me to go to Kyushu by bike.
He helped me carry the baggage.
He is one of the rottenest fellows that have ever crossed my path.
He was the first actor I had met in my life.
He wouldn't permit me to swim in the river.
He responded to the signal I gave.
He was at the point of death when I arrived.
Despite my warnings, he works no harder.
He attends the same school that I do.
He took it for granted that I knew the answer.
He died previous to my arrival.
He wouldn't allow me to drive his car.
He works harder than I did at his age.
He suggested that I write to her at once.
He had done his homework when I called on him.
He is the only friend I can really trust.
He interpreted my silence as consent.
He doubts if I will keep my promise.
He forgave me breaking my promise.
He blamed me, saying I'd broken the promise.
He put me in touch with the kidnappers.
He was displeased with my coming.
He blamed me for not coming.
He did the reverse of what I asked.
He is about my size.
He proposed that we should start at once.
He will remember us saying so.
He will assist us in changing the tire.
He said it didn't matter whether we stayed or left.
He isn't the kind of person who we want to work with.
He is pleased when we are bewildered.
He accused us of wronging him.
He has the least money of us all.
He went in the opposite direction from us.
I insist that he should go with us.
He was to have dined with us, but he became seriously sick all of a sudden.
He was to dine with us.
He lives across the street from us.
He has given us useful knowledge.
He told us, "Set off at once."
He suggested to us that we should go.
He gave us a false story.
He told us an interesting story.
My mother told us an interesting story.
He often tells us we must help one another.
He gave us quite a lot of trouble.
He demanded that we leave at once.
He ordered us steaks.
He made us do the work.
He is precious to us.
He suggested to us that we should stay.
He asked us what we wanted.
He was an entire stranger to us.
He tried to speak French to us.
He wants to see us again.
He got us nice seats.
He did not say a word to us.
He commanded us to work hard.
He teaches us English.
He is a British teacher who teaches us English.
He appealed to us for help.
He dropped in to see us.
He made a desk and two benches for us.
He gave us the signal to begin.
He tried speaking French to us.
He smiled at us and got on the train.
He dashed us with water.
He told us many lessons.
He demanded that we should pay him.
He gave us not only clothes but some money.
He solicited our votes.
He showed us how to ride a horse.
He showed us his mother's picture.
He brought us sad news.
He got angry with us.
He bade us farewell, and went away.
He shouted to us to come.
He bought us nice books.
He is one of our most experienced chairmen.
He is the fastest runner in our class.
He lectured our class on literature.
He's going to join our club.
He lives immediately next to us.
He knows neither of us.
It is possible that he will come to our party.
I think he will come to our party.
He interfered in our private concerns.
He is in charge of making arrangements for our trip to Europe.
He is our teacher of English.
He has no right to interfere in our family affairs.
He broke in on our conversation.
He is a teacher at our school.
He raised our expectations only to disappoint us.
I think he will object to our plan.
He wouldn't believe us.
He offered ten dollars for our old radio.
He is anxious for our happiness.
He passes for a learned man in our community.
He passed for a learned man in our community.
He failed to apologize for betraying our trust.
He rejected our offer.
He is our teacher and a person we should respect.
He is less strict than our teacher.
He makes it a point to remember each one of our birthdays.
He plays basketball best of us all.
He turned down our proposal.
He left soon after our arrival.
He failed to get elected contrary to our expectation.
He rejected our demand flatly.
He is such a teacher as we all admire.
He kept us waiting for more than an hour.
He knows us very well.
He led us to the station.
He took us back in his car.
He brought us a small gift each time he called on us.
He seems to know us.
He set us by the ears.
He took us to the zoo.
He doesn't know both of us.
He has coached us for half a year.
He lost his temper with me.
He shared in my happiness.
He shook hands with me.
He was my business associate.
He gave me a firm hand grasp.
It seems that he took me for my sister.
He mistook me for my younger brother.
He's a contemporary of mine.
He has the same camera as I have.
He is as tall as I.
He is as old as I.
He uses the same dictionary as I do.
He is no more a singer than I am.
He is not rich any more than I am.
He is not young any more than I am.
He told me that he would leave before long.
He told me that you were right.
He explained to me that he had no money.
He said that he had seen the picture before.
He explained to me how to use the machine.
He asked me who that man was.
He asked me what I had bought.
He telephoned me again and again.
He asked me what I needed.
He asked me what I expected.
He told me that he would wait till I returned.
He made a sign to me to keep off the grass.
He asked me who had painted the picture.
He asked me if I knew his father.
He asked me where she lived.
He said to me, "You look sad. What is the matter with you?"
He told me to run faster, and asked me if I was tired.
He told me that I looked pale and asked me what the matter was.
He prayed that God would bless me.
He gave me no less than ten dollars.
He told me a lot about Kyoto as he knew it ten years ago.
He advanced me a week's wages.
He gave me 10,000 yen.
He asked a few questions of me.
He gave me no less than five thousand yen.
He told me that he would go to France in June.
He asked me to wake him at six.
He gave me a vague answer.
He never sees me without complaining about his wife.
He mentioned your name to me.
He told me not to drive too fast.
He didn't give me much advice.
He sent me some American magazines.
He showed me his album.
He showed me his photograph album.
He found me a good seat.
He gave me some money.
He has done me many kindnesses.
He nodded to me.
He told me an interesting story.
He demanded that I should pay the money back at once.
He paid me a compliment.
He explained how to play the guitar to me.
He showed me how to make a cake.
He gave me this book.
He went out without saying goodbye to me.
He left without so much as saying good-by to me.
He did not so much as say good-by to me.
He made me a new suit.
He demanded that I should pay the money at once.
He commanded me to leave the room immediately.
He bought me a nice camera.
He gave me a nice Christmas present.
He found me a nice tie.
He struck at me with a stick.
He did what he promised to do for me.
He commanded me to do it.
He bade me go there.
He promised me to pay back the money.
He gave me an account of the machine.
He expected great success in the project from me.
He gave me precise instructions to do the job.
He said to me, 'I read this book yesterday'.
He taught me how to spell the word.
He acquainted me with the news.
He showed me the way to the store.
He advised me that I keep the secret.
He told me that the book was interesting.
He sold me the book for one thousand yen.
He enlightened me on how I should attack the subject.
He gave it to me.
He told me to do it.
He requested me to keep it secret.
He was most kind to me.
He found me a taxi.
He called me a cab.
He motioned me to stand up.
He told me how to play chess.
He beckoned me to follow him.
He took back what he had said about me.
He asked me to open the door.
He asked me which way to go.
He has been like a father to me.
He is an ideal husband for me.
He is a good husband to me.
He is very kind to me.
He sewed a dress for me.
He suggested that I accompany him to the party.
He reminded me not to forget my passport.
He gave me some bread, also some milk.
He answered not a word to me.
He was too clever for me and I was done brown.
He did me a great wrong.
He was rather shorter with me.
He gave me a hint.
He gave me a present.
He sent me a present.
He made me write the letter with a pen.
He told me that Poe's novels were interesting.
He told me that would come again.
He slipped me a note.
He encouraged me to try again.
He told me to speak more slowly.
He told me that I should be more careful.
He beckoned me nearer.
He found me a good job.
He gave me a good piece of advice.
He used to tell me stories about India.
He did well by me.
He wrote me a love letter.
He explained the rule to me.
He gave me a record.
He let me use his typewriter.
He told me a sad story.
He sent me an affectionate letter.
He rose to his feet to greet me.