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Tom claims he was drunk at the time.
Tom claimed to be Mary's son.
Tom claimed that he saw a UFO.
Tom claimed that he didn't kill anybody.
Tom claimed that he could run faster than Mary.
Tom claimed he wasn't afraid.
Tom claimed he killed Mary in self-defense.
Tom claimed he had been captured by the enemy.
Tom chuckled when he heard Mary's joke.
Tom chuckled to himself.
Tom chose to live in Boston.
Tom chose to ignore Mary's comment.
Tom chose to go work alone.
Tom chose the restaurant where we ate lunch.
Tom chose the color to paint our offices.
Tom chose not to drive home.
Tom chopped wood for the fire.
Tom chopped wood for his woodburning cook stove.
Tom chopped some onions.
Tom chopped off the chicken's head.
Tom chopped firewood all afternoon.
Tom chickened out at the last minute.
Tom chickened out and didn't try bungee jumping.
Tom checks his email before he eats breakfast.
Tom checked to make sure the gas was turned off.
Tom checked to make sure Mary was still sleeping.
Tom checked the TV schedule to see what was on.
Tom checked his watch to see what time it was.
Tom checked his wallet to see how much money he had.
Tom checked his odometer to see how far he'd driven.
Tom cheated on his history test.
Tom chased the cats out of his house.
Tom chased Mary down the street.
Tom chased Mary all the way to the station.
Tom changes his passwords often.
Tom changes channels during commercials.
Tom changed the sheets on the bed.
Tom changed jobs.
Tom changed into his school uniform.
Tom changed his mind at the last minute.
Tom changed his mind after thinking over the matter for a long time.
Tom changed clothes.
Tom challenged Mary to a game of tennis.
Tom certainly wouldn't be pleased if Mary went out on a date with John.
Tom certainly wouldn't be pleased if Mary decided to go back to work.
Tom certainly wouldn't be anywhere near as rich as he is if he hadn't married Mary.
Tom certainly works hard, doesn't he?
Tom certainly works as hard as anyone else on his team.
Tom certainly worked hard yesterday.
Tom certainly won't get my vote.
Tom certainly won't ever get another loan from me.
Tom certainly wasn't too happy last night.
Tom certainly wasn't fazed by what Mary said.
Tom certainly wasn't making much noise last night when we passed his house.
Tom certainly wasn't dead when we saw him.
Tom certainly wasn't crying when we left his house.
Tom certainly wasn't at home when we went to visit him.
Tom certainly was polite.
Tom certainly was embarrassed.
Tom certainly was drunk last night.
Tom certainly was a nice guy.
Tom certainly understands that we all need to attend today's meeting.
Tom certainly tries hard.
Tom certainly told Mary what to do.
Tom certainly thinks he's clever.
Tom certainly talks as if he knows what he's talking about.
Tom certainly talks a lot.
Tom certainly sunk a lot of money into his business.
Tom certainly spends too much money buying things he never uses.
Tom certainly spends a lot of time indoors.
Tom certainly spends a lot of money on jewelry.
Tom certainly speaks eloquently.
Tom certainly sounds like he's not planning to come.
Tom certainly sounds like he comes from a rich family.
Tom certainly sounds confident.
Tom certainly should have kept his promise.
Tom certainly should be careful not to make Mary angry when she's holding a knife.
Tom certainly seems to know what he's talking about.
Tom certainly seems to have learned his lesson.
Tom certainly seems to have a sense of humor.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy talking with Mary.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy swimming with his dog.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy reading Mark Twain.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy reading books by Mark Twain.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy Mary's company.
Tom certainly seems to enjoy life.
Tom certainly seems to be unbiased.
Tom certainly seems to be spending a lot of time with Mary.
Tom certainly seems to be more effective than Mary.
Tom certainly seems to be good at playing the guitar.
Tom certainly seems happy.
Tom certainly seems easier to get along with than Mary.
Tom certainly seemed to enjoy the party last Friday night.
Tom certainly plays the guitar well.
Tom certainly owes Mary an apology.
Tom certainly manages to make everybody thinks he's happy.
Tom certainly makes juggling look easy.
Tom certainly made sure we all had a good time.
Tom certainly made no attempt to stop the fight.
Tom certainly made no attempt to help us.
Tom certainly made it clear that he didn't want Mary to attend the party.
Tom certainly looks very content.
Tom certainly looks older than twelve.
Tom certainly looks nothing like his father.
Tom certainly looks like he's rich.
Tom certainly looks like he wants to start a fight.
Tom certainly looks intelligent.
Tom certainly looks better than he did last week.
Tom certainly looked and sounded better than he did last month when we visited him.
Tom certainly likes to argue.
Tom certainly let us know how he felt.
Tom certainly let me know what he thought of my ideas.
Tom certainly knows why Mary left town.
Tom certainly knows who Mary is.
Tom certainly knows where Mary is.
Tom certainly knows when Mary's concert will be.
Tom certainly knows what he should be doing now.
Tom certainly knows more about this than I do.
Tom certainly knows how to pick stocks.
Tom certainly knows how to party.
Tom certainly knows how to make money.
Tom certainly knows how to entertain people.
Tom certainly knows a lot of French.
Tom certainly knows a lot about trees.
Tom certainly knows a lot about Mary.
Tom certainly knows a lot about cooking.
Tom certainly knows a lot about Boston.
Tom certainly knew that what he was doing was illegal.
Tom certainly knew how to take advantage of Mary.
Tom certainly knew about the problem.
Tom certainly isn't very good with numbers.
Tom certainly isn't the worst player on our team.
Tom certainly isn't the only man that Mary likes.
Tom certainly isn't the genius he thinks he is.
Tom certainly isn't the first person who had that idea.
Tom certainly isn't shy when it comes to dancing.
Tom certainly isn't qualified to do the job.
Tom certainly isn't going to volunteer.
Tom certainly isn't as smart as Mary thinks he is.
Tom certainly isn't as smart as he thinks he is.
Tom certainly isn't as popular as he used to be.
Tom certainly isn't as healthy as he used to be.
Tom certainly isn't as bad as Mary claims he is.
Tom certainly is smart.
Tom certainly is skinny.
Tom certainly is qualified for the job.
Tom certainly is lucky to be alive.
Tom certainly is knowledgeable.
Tom certainly is intelligent.
Tom certainly is hypocritical.
Tom certainly is greedy.
Tom certainly is good with numbers.
Tom certainly is good at making snap decisions.
Tom certainly is good at making new friends.
Tom certainly is good at baseball.
Tom certainly is full of energy today.
Tom certainly is friendly.
Tom certainly is fat.
Tom certainly is eloquent.
Tom certainly is clumsy.
Tom certainly is aware that Mary is in the hospital.
Tom certainly is aware of what happened here yesterday.
Tom certainly is an old man.
Tom certainly is an interesting person.
Tom certainly is an eloquent speaker.
Tom certainly is a poor judge of character.
Tom certainly is a good teacher.
Tom certainly is a good sport about it.
Tom certainly is a good husband.
Tom certainly is a good father.
Tom certainly impressed the judges.
Tom certainly helped make this a better place to live.
Tom certainly helped make our party more fun.
Tom certainly helped a lot around here.
Tom certainly hasn't told Mary yet.
Tom certainly hasn't inspired me to want to become a teacher.
Tom certainly has trouble thinking outside the box.
Tom certainly has the right temperament for the job.
Tom certainly has the right credentials.
Tom certainly has talent.
Tom certainly has some pretty old-fashioned ideas.
Tom certainly has Mary wrapped around his finger.
Tom certainly has had more than one job offer by now.
Tom certainly has a different way of looking at things.
Tom certainly has confidence in his ability.
Tom certainly has charisma.
Tom certainly has a well-trained dog.
Tom certainly has a way with children.
Tom certainly has a tough job.
Tom certainly has a short fuse.
Tom certainly has a pension.
Tom certainly has a nice voice.
Tom certainly has a lot to be happy about.
Tom certainly has a lot of friends in high places.
Tom certainly has a better understanding of this matter than I do.
Tom certainly hadn't done anything that deserved that kind of punishment.
Tom certainly had something to say.
Tom certainly had plenty of opportunities to go to concerts while he was in Boston.
Tom certainly had an interesting story to tell.
Tom certainly had a point when he said we should allow more time to complete the project.
Tom certainly had a lot of time to think about it.
Tom certainly got the message.
Tom certainly goes to bed early.
Tom certainly gives the impression that he doesn't know what he's doing.
Tom certainly gets a nice sound out of that old bassoon.
Tom certainly gave the impression that he wasn't planning on being there tomorrow.
Tom certainly fooled us all.
Tom certainly fooled me.
Tom certainly fooled Mary.
Tom certainly fits the description that the police gave us.
Tom certainly enjoys his wine.
Tom certainly drives a nice car.
Tom certainly doesn't speak for all of us.
Tom certainly doesn't seem to mind helping Mary.
Tom certainly doesn't seem to know what he's doing.
Tom certainly doesn't seem like the kind of person that would back down.
Tom certainly doesn't need Mary's help.
Tom certainly doesn't need any more money.
Tom certainly doesn't need a loan.
Tom certainly doesn't look like he's over eighty.
Tom certainly doesn't have the power he used to.
Tom certainly doesn't have the money he used to.
Tom certainly doesn't have any clue about how things work around here.
Tom certainly doesn't have a very good sense of direction.
Tom certainly doesn't get along very well with Mary.
Tom certainly does a good job cleaning chimneys.
Tom certainly didn't vote for her.
Tom certainly didn't sound alarmed.
Tom certainly didn't say what you thought he said.
Tom certainly didn't let anyone know that he was arriving today.
Tom certainly didn't intend to tell Mary the truth.
Tom certainly didn't have my permission to do what he did.
Tom certainly didn't expect to win.
Tom certainly didn't expect to inherit the house from his uncle.
Tom certainly didn't expect Mary to take care of his children.
Tom certainly didn't expect anything like this.
Tom certainly didn't do as good a job as he usually does.
Tom certainly didn't disappoint the audience.
Tom certainly didn't deserve the punishment he received.
Tom certainly didn't approve of the way Mary was behaving.
Tom certainly did what Mary accused him of doing.
Tom certainly did everything we asked him to do.
Tom certainly did an excellent job.
Tom certainly deserves to receive the award.
Tom certainly deserves praise.
Tom certainly deserves our respect.
Tom certainly deserves our gratitude.
Tom certainly deserves a round of applause.
Tom certainly couldn't have thought up this plan by himself.
Tom certainly couldn't have succeeded without your help.
Tom certainly convinced me that I should lose some weight.
Tom certainly complains a lot.
Tom certainly can't expect to live with us.
Tom certainly can't become a member of our club.
Tom certainly can make things happen.
Tom certainly came up with some interesting ideas.
Tom certainly came out of that mess smelling like a rose.
Tom certainly brags a lot.
Tom certainly believes Mary is faithful.
Tom certainly attracted a lot of attention.
Tom certainly appears to have jumped the gun.
Tom certainly appeared to be enjoying himself.
Tom certainly acted drunk.
Tom causes me a lot of trouble.
Tom causes me a lot of extra work.
Tom caught the ball with one hand.
Tom caught Mary trying to steam open an envelope addressed to him.
Tom caught Mary snooping through his stuff.
Tom caught Mary goofing off.
Tom caught a mosquito between his thumb and first finger.
Tom carried everything he owned in a small suitcase.
Tom can't understand why Mary got so angry.
Tom can't tell which wine is more expensive.
Tom can't tell the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine.
Tom can't tell me what to do.
Tom can't taste the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine.
Tom can't swim very well yet.
Tom can't stop thinking about Mary.
Tom can't stand the smell of cigarette smoke.
Tom can't sleep without a pillow.
Tom can't sit still for a moment.
Tom can't seem to keep his eyes off Mary.
Tom can't seem to get rid of his nasty cold.
Tom can't seem to get over Mary's death.
Tom can't seem to find a decent job.
Tom can't seem to access his data.
Tom can't see a thing without his glasses.
Tom can't ride a bicycle very well yet, so his bicycle has training wheels.
Tom can't remember where he put his wallet.
Tom can't remember where he bought his pink socks.
Tom can't remember exactly where he put his keys.
Tom can't remember exactly where he parked his car.
Tom can't remember exactly when he first met Mary's parents.
Tom can't remember exactly what Mary said.
Tom can't remember exactly what he was supposed to do.
Tom can't remember anything Mary said.
Tom can't really blame Mary for getting angry.
Tom can't read any menu not written in English.
Tom can't put up with Mary's whining any longer.
Tom can't picture himself as a teacher.
Tom can't move as quickly as Mary can.
Tom can't live without a TV.
Tom can't listen to music without tapping his foot.
Tom can't let go of the past.
Tom can't imagine living without Mary by his side.
Tom can't hide the truth from Mary anymore.
Tom can't hide the truth anymore.
Tom can't help wondering why Mary changed her mind.
Tom can't help wondering whether he would have been better off if he had gone to college.
Tom can't have that, but he can have anything else on the table.
Tom can't go to the beach this weekend with you because he has a bad cold.
Tom can't go out drinking with the guys tonight. He has to stay home and take care of his mother.
Tom can't give you an answer now.
Tom can't get over what happened to Mary.
Tom can't get over Mary.
Tom can't get out of his sleeping bag. The zipper is stuck.
Tom can't get Mary to make up her mind.
Tom can't get his ring off his finger.
Tom can't get his computer to work.
Tom can't get his computer to start up.
Tom can't get around without a wheelchair.
Tom can't get along on his salary because he has high medical expenses.
Tom can't get a drink in this club because he's underage.
Tom can't forgive himself for what he did to Mary.
Tom can't figure out how Mary was able to plan a surprise party without him knowing about it.
Tom can't dribble a basketball very well.
Tom can't do the job by himself. Would you mind helping him?
Tom can't do anything about it.
Tom can't decide who he should ask to the prom.
Tom can't decide which approach to take.
Tom can't decide whether to buy a new computer now or wait for a couple of more months.
Tom can't decide whether he should go.
Tom can't decide where to go.
Tom can't decide when he should leave.
Tom can't decide what to do.
Tom can't decide what to buy.
Tom can't come to the phone right now.
Tom can't change the way Mary is, but that doesn't stop him from trying.
Tom can't buy anything today, because he left his wallet at home.
Tom can't blame Mary for being angry.
Tom can't blame anyone but himself.
Tom can't believe Mary's over thirty.
Tom can't believe Mary said that.
Tom can't believe Mary really believes that.
Tom can't believe Mary is really planning to go.
Tom can't believe Mary actually said that.
Tom can't bear to see Mary so unhappy.
Tom can't bear the thought of Mary going out with John.
Tom can't be that naive.
Tom can't be old enough to have a daughter as old as Mary.
Tom can't be all that bad.
Tom can't back out now.
Tom can't always get what he wants.
Tom can't afford to take it easy.
Tom can't afford to hire a babysitter.
Tom can't afford to buy a yacht.
Tom can't afford the kind of rent they're asking for.
Tom can't afford that kind of computer.
Tom can't afford all the stuff Mary wants him to buy on his salary.
Tom can write with either hand.
Tom can walk only if he has his cane.
Tom can understand why Mary is feeling depressed.
Tom can understand perfectly well.
Tom can take care of that.
Tom can take care of himself.
Tom can still wear the same size jeans he did when he was twenty years old.
Tom can still play the piano even though he doesn't own one now.
Tom can speak three languages.
Tom can speak French fluently.
Tom can sleep anywhere.
Tom can see the many weeds that had grown up around the house.
Tom can remember the day he first met Mary.
Tom can remember the chords to the song, but can't remember all the lyrics.
Tom can put away the equipment.
Tom can put away more money, tax-deferred, for retirement.
Tom can play "Red River Valley" on the harmonica.
Tom can no longer afford to live in the style he is accustomed to.
Tom can never go home again.
Tom can make it without Mary's support.
Tom can hardly fit into the jeans he bought last year.
Tom can handle just about anything.
Tom can handle it, I think.
Tom can give you an answer tomorrow.
Tom can expect to hear from us by the end of the month.
Tom can eat pretty much anything.
Tom can eat just about anything.
Tom can do whatever he wants as far as I'm concerned.
Tom can do the job, I'm sure, but it'll take him a long time.
Tom can do just about anything.
Tom can do better, I think.
Tom can do all sorts of things quite well.
Tom can count on Mary.
Tom can cook very well.
Tom can come with us if he wants to.
Tom can be reasoned with.
Tom can be reached by email.
Tom can be difficult to deal with at times.
Tom can be contacted directly.
Tom can be contacted by phone.
Tom can be contacted by email.
Tom can barely see without his glasses.
Tom can always count on Mary for help.
Tom can also speak some French.
Tom came up with a new technique.
Tom came up with a good solution.
Tom came up with a good idea.
Tom came up to me after class and asked me a few questions.
Tom came to the conclusion that no matter what he did, Mary wouldn't like it.
Tom came to see if Mary needed any help.
Tom came to me for help.
Tom came to Japan from Australia.
Tom came to his senses and decided to turn himself in to the police.
Tom came to Boston soon after graduating from high school.
Tom came to Boston looking for work.
Tom came to Boston in 2001.
Tom came to Boston in 2001 and lived here until 2010.
Tom came to Boston after graduating from high school.
Tom came right over.
Tom came over to join us at our table.
Tom came over last night.
Tom came just in the nick of time.
Tom came here this morning to give you this.
Tom came down with a cold.
Tom came back to Boston last year.
Tom calls his karate teacher Sensei.
Tom called the wrong number.
Tom called the meeting to order.
Tom called the insurance company to report that his car had been stolen.
Tom called tech support for help.
Tom called Mary, and there was no answer.
Tom called Mary to tell her that he might need her help later in the afternoon.
Tom called Mary to ask why she wasn't at the party.
Tom called Mary to ask her whether she wanted him to buy some bread on his way home from work.
Tom called Mary to ask her to help at the bake sale.
Tom called Mary last night and encouraged her to join the team.
Tom called Mary every bad name under the sun.
Tom called Mary at about 2:30.
Tom called Mary and had her pick him up at the station.
Tom called Mary and found out she wasn't planning on coming.
Tom called Mary and asked her to meet him for a drink at the bar across from his office.
Tom called Mary a taxi.
Tom called her Mary even though that wasn't really her name.
Tom called a taxi for Mary.
Tom calculated his expenses.
Tom buttoned his shirt.
Tom buttered his toast.
Tom burned himself.
Tom bumped into a Mary on his way to school.
Tom bumped into Mary because he wasn't looking where he was going.
Tom brushed the sand off his pants.
Tom brushed his teeth and washed his face.
Tom brought up an interesting point during the meeting.
Tom brought some pictures to show the class.
Tom brought refreshments.
Tom brought Mary a gift.
Tom brought his knife just in case he needed it.
Tom broke up with Mary.
Tom broke the rules and was kicked off the team.
Tom broke Mary's clarinet.
Tom broke Mary's clarinet reed.
Tom broke into our conversation.
Tom broke into a cold sweat.
Tom broke his promise and didn't help Mary.
Tom broke his leg.
Tom broke his glasses.
Tom broke down and told Mary the truth.
Tom brings us gifts whenever he visits.
Tom braided Mary's hair.
Tom bowed politely.
Tom bought way too much milk.
Tom bought way too many onions.
Tom bought this house after his father's death.
Tom bought this for me.
Tom bought some mosquito nets made in China to give to his friends.
Tom bought some apples and made apple sauce.
Tom bought presents for his children.
Tom bought new laces for his shoes.
Tom bought his truck used.
Tom bought an engagement ring for Mary with money he inherited from his grandfather.
Tom bought a piece of land not far from where Mary lives.
Tom bought a mask and a snorkel so he could go snorkeling with his friends.
Tom bought a lottery ticket.
Tom bought a condominium near the lake.
Tom bought a bucket of extra-spicy fried chicken and a container of coleslaw.
Tom bought a beer for himself.
Tom borrowed some books from the library to read over the weekend.
Tom boiled the well water so it would be safe to drink.
Tom boiled the potatoes.
Tom boiled some water.
Tom boiled me some eggs.
Tom boarded the ship.
Tom boarded the plane.
Tom boarded a train bound for Tokyo.
Tom blow-dried his hair.
Tom blew his nose.
Tom blames Mary for his mistakes.
Tom blames Mary for everything.
Tom blames Mary for all of his problems.
Tom bet $300 on the race.
Tom bet $300 on the game.
Tom bet $300 on the fight.
Tom believes the day will come when there will be no more wars.
Tom believes that what he said is true.
Tom believes that there is a time and a place for everything.
Tom believes that the death penalty should be abolished.
Tom believes that all men are created equal.
Tom believes Mary made the right decision.
Tom believes it's absolutely necessary to drink at least a liter of water every day.
Tom believes anything is possible.
Tom begged Mary for forgiveness.
Tom began working as a volunteer at the homeless shelter while he was still in high school.
Tom began to worry about how he was going to pay for his son's education.
Tom began to wonder who Mary had learned French from.
Tom began to wonder how Mary always seemed to know where he'd been.
Tom began to suspect that Mary was planning a surprise birthday party.
Tom began to suspect that Mary was cheating on him.
Tom began to really enjoy jogging after a few days.
Tom began to like Mary more and more.
Tom began to learn French about three years ago.
Tom began to cry.
Tom began to believe that he'd never be able to walk again.
Tom began talking about what he did for a living.
Tom became afraid of Mary.
Tom became the acting chairman of the committee.
Tom became popular.
Tom became nervous.
Tom became John's roommate.
Tom became interested in snowboarding when he was about twelve.
Tom became interested in music because his neighbor was quite a musician.
Tom became friends with Mary.
Tom became famous because he married a famous actress who had been married many times before.
Tom became famous as a violinist.
Tom became discouraged.
Tom became depressed.
Tom became deeply interested in art history.
Tom became aware that he had forgotten to tie his shoes.
Tom became a manager.
Tom became a little flustered.
Tom became a little concerned when Mary didn't arrive when she said she would.
Tom became a hero.
Tom became a father.
Tom beat Mary unconscious.
Tom beat Mary to death with a baseball bat.
Tom beat Mary in tennis.
Tom baked a cake for Mary's birthday.
Tom backed his car out of the parking space.
Tom backed his car out of the garage.
Tom attracted a crowd of children as soon as he started playing his bongos.
Tom attempted to predict the results.
Tom ate the three apples in less than five minutes.
Tom ate sushi at an expensive restaurant just around the corner.
Tom ate some spoiled food and became sick.
Tom ate my bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
Tom ate everything on his plate.
Tom ate a lot more than I expected.
Tom ate a Japanese-style breakfast for the first time yesterday.
Tom ate a bowl of clam chowder.
Tom assured me that he would be here in time for the opening speech.
Tom assured me that this kind of problem wouldn't happen again.
Tom assumed that Mary would pay her bills on time.
Tom assumed that Mary knew why John was in the hospital.
Tom asked us if we had any questions.
Tom asked the waitress for the wine list.
Tom asked the waiter for another cup of coffee.
Tom asked the waiter for a menu.
Tom asked the man at the front desk where he could get his suit pressed.
Tom asked someone sitting near the window to open it.
Tom asked some of his friends for their opinions.
Tom asked several people the same question.
Tom asked Mary why John was so unhappy.
Tom asked Mary who she wanted to hire.
Tom asked Mary where she'd put the key.
Tom asked Mary where her house was.
Tom asked Mary when the last time she had seen John was.
Tom asked Mary when she had sold her first painting.
Tom asked Mary what was wrong.
Tom asked Mary what to do.
Tom asked Mary what the word meant, but she didn't know either.
Tom asked Mary what she thought of John.
Tom asked Mary what she thought of his tie.
Tom asked Mary what she thought he should do in this situation.
Tom asked Mary what she really wanted to do.
Tom asked Mary to think it over.
Tom asked Mary to take off her shoes before she entered his house.
Tom asked Mary to take him to the hospital.
Tom asked Mary to sweep the floor.
Tom asked Mary to scrub the toilet.
Tom asked Mary to mind her own business.
Tom asked Mary to keep an eye on John.
Tom asked Mary to go away.
Tom asked Mary to buy him a ticket.
Tom asked Mary several times to open the window.
Tom asked Mary out to dinner, but she said no.
Tom asked Mary not to make any long-distance calls on his phone.
Tom asked Mary not to discuss the matter with John.
Tom asked Mary not to discuss the matter with anyone else.
Tom asked Mary if she would teach his son French.
Tom asked Mary if she would teach him French.
Tom asked Mary if she would take his picture.
Tom asked Mary if she was OK.
Tom asked Mary if she needed a ride home.
Tom asked Mary if she knew where he could buy an assault rifle.
Tom asked Mary how much she'd paid for the sofa in her living room.
Tom asked Mary how much money she had.
Tom asked Mary for some money.
Tom asked Mary for her telephone number.
Tom asked Mary for her advice.
Tom asked Mary for a loan.
Tom asked Mary about the traffic accident she was involved in when she was five years old.
Tom asked Mary about her life in Australia.
Tom asked Mary about her family.
Tom asked Mary a few questions that she wasn't able to answer.
Tom asked if there were any other options.
Tom asked if anyone had seen Mary.
Tom asked how much the ticket cost.
Tom asked how much the fare was.
Tom asked for the check.
Tom asked for police protection after Mary and John threatened to kill him.
Tom asked for more coffee.
Tom asked for Mary by name.
Tom asked for a wake-up call.
Tom asked for a table near the window.
Tom asked for a receipt.
Tom asked for a raise.
Tom asked for a discount.
Tom asked for a blanket and a pillow.
Tom asked about the meeting.
Tom arrived just in the nick of time.
Tom arrived just a moment too late.
Tom arrived home soaking wet.
Tom arrived half an hour early.
Tom arrived at just the right time.
Tom appreciated Mary's support.
Tom appreciated Mary's offer.
Tom appreciated Mary's kindness.
Tom appreciated Mary's honesty.
Tom appreciated Mary's help.
Tom applied for refugee status.
Tom applied for a visa.
Tom applied for a passport.
Tom appears to be too tired to tackle that problem right now.
Tom apparently didn't want to go to Mary and John's wedding.
Tom apparently didn't do what he said he would do.
Tom apparently believed what Mary said.
Tom apologized for what he said.
Tom apologized for his son's rude behavior.
Tom answered the policeman's questions.
Tom answered the phone.
Tom answered all the questions that Mary asked him.
Tom announced his candidacy for class president.
Tom and three of his friends went on a picnic.
Tom and only Tom can do it.
Tom and Mary will have their 13th wedding anniversary soon.
Tom and Mary were working together.
Tom and Mary were supposed to take their dog to the vet this morning.
Tom and Mary were only married for a few months.
Tom and Mary were on the same wavelength.
Tom and Mary were often seen together.
Tom and Mary were neighbors, but seldom saw each other.
Tom and Mary were friends in high school and started dating a few years after graduating.
Tom and Mary were close friends.
Tom and Mary were already eating dinner when I got home.
Tom and Mary wanted to spend a few days in the mountains.
Tom and Mary understand each other perfectly.
Tom and Mary took the boat out of the water.
Tom and Mary have to stay married for the sake of the children.
Tom and Mary talked about what had happened.
Tom and Mary spent the weekend working on a jigsaw puzzle.
Tom and Mary spent all morning baking cupcakes.
Tom and Mary speak to each other in English.
Tom and Mary shared the cost.
Tom and Mary seem to be more than just friends.
Tom and Mary sat way in the back.
Tom and Mary sat at an unpainted picnic table eating their lunch.
Tom and Mary rearranged the furniture in their living room.
Tom and Mary pitched their tent near the stream.
Tom and Mary often talk to each other using Skype.
Tom and Mary often had their morning coffee on the front porch.
Tom and Mary met for dinner.
Tom and Mary looked at each other and smiled.
Tom and Mary like walking together in the woods.
Tom and Mary lie to each other all the time.
Tom and Mary insult each other all the time.
Tom and Mary hope that their next child will be a boy.
Tom and Mary haven't been happy for a long time.
Tom and Mary have very different opinions.
Tom and Mary have to work together.
Tom and Mary have one daughter and two sons.
Tom and Mary have no children.
Tom and Mary have gone swimming together a number of times.
Tom and Mary have been married three years.
Tom and Mary have been friends since they were kids.
Tom and Mary have been friends for a long time.
Tom and Mary have been dating for three months.
Tom and Mary have an understanding.
Tom and Mary have an extraordinarily happy marriage.
Tom and Mary have a lot in common.
Tom and Mary had an enjoyable day together at the zoo.
Tom and Mary had a wonderful time together.
Tom and Mary had a shotgun wedding.
Tom and Mary had a huge fight this morning.
Tom and Mary got to know each other.
Tom and Mary got divorced last year.
Tom and Mary finally decided to get divorced.
Tom and Mary fight with each other all the time.
Tom and Mary fight all the time.
Tom and Mary even talk about the same things.
Tom and Mary even always wear the same color clothes.
Tom and Mary eat steak two or three times a week.
Tom and Mary don't trust each other.
Tom and Mary don't see much of each other anymore.
Tom and Mary don't like each other.
Tom and Mary don't know each other.
Tom and Mary don't have much time to talk together. Their children are always demanding their attention.
Tom and Mary don't have any children.
Tom and Mary don't have a good relationship.
Tom and Mary don't get along with each other.
Tom and Mary didn't expect to see each other.
Tom and Mary did some brainstorming.
Tom and Mary dated for a couple of years.
Tom and Mary counted the ballots.
Tom and Mary couldn't talk to each other then because they didn't speak a common language.
Tom and Mary couldn't find an empty picnic table.
Tom and Mary contradict each other all the time.
Tom and Mary chose Hawaii for their honeymoon.
Tom and Mary can't seem to agree on anything.
Tom and Mary bought some new furniture.
Tom and Mary bought matching shirts.
Tom and Mary both work about forty-five hours a week.
Tom and Mary both like riding horses.
Tom and Mary both have quite a few friends.
Tom and Mary both had new bicycles.
Tom and Mary both feel the same way about that.
Tom and Mary both enjoyed that movie.
Tom and Mary argue with each other all the time.
Tom and Mary aren't at all compatible.
Tom and Mary are very old friends.
Tom and Mary are really good friends.
Tom and Mary are planning to get divorced.
Tom and Mary are planning to get a divorce.
Tom and Mary are no longer friends.
Tom and Mary are good for each other.
Tom and Mary are a good match.
Tom and Mary agreed never to talk about the incident.
Tom and his family survived the earthquake.
Tom always thought he'd like to become a forest ranger.
Tom always tells Mary everything.
Tom always forgives Mary, no matter what she does.
Tom always carries a camera with him wherever he goes.
Tom almost spilled his coffee.
Tom almost never lies to Mary.
Tom almost never eats breakfast.
Tom almost never complains about anything.
Tom almost married Mary.
Tom almost lost his mind.
Tom almost forgot about the meeting.
Tom almost fainted.
Tom almost didn't recognize Mary.
Tom agrees with Mary up to a point.
Tom agrees with a lot of what Mary said.
Tom agreed with everything Mary said.
Tom agreed to help Mary clean the kitchen.
Tom advised Mary to take some time to think over her options.
Tom advised Mary not to believe everything she reads on the Web.
Tom admitted his mistake.
Tom admired Mary's courage.
Tom added some interesting spices to the stew.
Tom accomplished what we thought he wouldn't be able to accomplish.
Tom accidentally deleted all the files on one of his external hard disks.
Tom accidentally cut his hand when he was slicing carrots.
Tom accepted the offer.
Tom abandoned the idea of buying a new truck.
Tom abandoned his dream of becoming an oceanographer.
To be a good translator, I think Tom needs to hone his skills a bit more.
This was the first time Tom had ever seen a demolition derby.
This looks like it might be the weapon that was used to kill Tom.
Think of how much worse it could have been if Tom had not been there.
Things began to work out for Tom.
They wouldn't serve Tom a drink because he was underage.
They told Tom that he had to sign a nondisclosure agreement.
They brought Tom in on a stretcher.
There's not enough room in here for both Tom and Mary.
There was nothing Tom could do to help Mary.
There was no doubt in my mind that Tom would make the right decision.
There was no doubt in my mind that Tom was the one who stole my motorcycle.
There was no doubt in my mind that Tom knew the answer.
There is no doubt in my mind that Tom will win the election.
There is no doubt in my mind that Tom didn't commit suicide.
There is a sewing machine and an ironing board in the room where Tom used to sleep.
The teacher told Tom that he couldn't give him anything higher than a C.
The security guard told Tom that he couldn't take pictures in this area.
The problem is that Tom isn't a very good teacher.
The problem is that Tom isn't a good driver.
The problem is that Tom doesn't want to sit next to Mary.
The problem is that Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
The policeman gave Tom a ticket for reckless driving.
The police were at Tom's door within three minutes after the phone call.
The police were at Tom's door with a search warrant.
The police took pictures of the cigarette burns on Tom's body.
The police promised Tom that they would look for his daughter.
The police have Tom under surveillance.
The police didn't think it was likely that Tom had killed himself.
The police couldn't find any footprints outside Tom's bedroom window.
The only time Tom seems to be happy is when he's with Mary.
The only sport Tom is any good at is tennis.
The only spice Tom puts on meat is pepper.
The only restaurant that Tom really likes is the one across the street.
The only reason Tom went to the party was that he expected Mary to be there.
The only place Tom hadn't looked was in the basement.
The only flavor ice cream that Tom eats is vanilla.
The only fingerprints that the police found on the doorknob were Tom's.
The only country Tom has ever lived in is Australia.
The most dangerous thing Tom ever wanted to try to do was to hold a poisonous snake.
The most dangerous thing Tom ever tried to do was bungee jumping.
The last time I saw Tom he was walking on crutches.
The last time I saw Tom he was as drunk as a skunk.
The doctor told Tom that he had to wear a cast for three weeks.
The doctor told Tom not to take a bath for a week.
The doctor told Tom not to eat or drink anything for three hours.
The doctor told Tom he'd just have to learn to live with the pain.
The doctor told Tom he needed to eat a more balanced diet.
The boss sent Tom to Boston on business.
The bomb blew Tom's house to smithereens. Fortunately, he wasn't at home at the time.
The bomb blew Tom's car to smithereens.
The bed in Tom's room was unmade.
The baritone sax that Tom wanted to buy was way too expensive for him.
Starting a fight with Tom wasn't such a good idea.
Someone stabbed Tom with an ice pick, but he's OK now.
Some old lady told Tom that he looked like Charles Darwin.
Since Tom wanted the chocolate much more than she did, Mary let him have it.
Since Tom is a bartender, he uses an ice pick every day at work.
Since his hands were full, Tom pushed open the door with his knee.
Please ask Tom if he can spare another few minutes.
Play your cards right and Tom might invite you to his party.
People in the village still talked about the horrible way Tom had died.
One thing Tom does that isn't very safe is that he uses the same password for every website.
One afternoon in late spring, Tom went out for a swim and was never seen again.
Nobody really cared that Tom didn't help.
Nobody cares why Tom is a vegetarian.
Nobody cares who Tom hired for the job.
Nobody cares when Tom says he's leaving.
Nobody cares what happens to Tom.
Nobody can make pizza as well as Tom can.
No one knew how much Tom loved Mary.
No one else noticed that Tom had snuck into the room.
No matter what you say, I don't think Tom is a nice guy.
No matter what you do, Tom will never agree.
No matter what Tom wears, he always looks great.
No matter what I do, Tom always complains.
No matter what happens, Tom always shows up on time.
No matter how many people tell him he made a mistake, Tom still insists he's right.
Neither Tom nor Mary was in a talkative mood.
Maybe something happened to change Tom's plans.
Mary's not pretty, but she isn't ugly, either.
Mary wore a simple white dress.
Mary went back to using her maiden name.
Mary was definitely the prettiest girl at the party.
Mary wanted to marry a man with ambition.
Mary is Tom's stepmother.
Mary is Tom's stepdaughter.
Mary hired Tom to paint her house.
Mary has hair down to her waist.
Mary doesn't like it when Tom leaves the toilet seat up.
Mary didn't wear any jewelry.
Mary asked Tom what he thought of her dress, but he knew better than to tell her what he really thought.
Many of my friends think that Tom and Mary are overprotective parents.
Let Tom decide what you need to do.
Just because Tom said he had never met Mary doesn't mean it's true.
Just because Tom said he didn't have a key doesn't mean it's true.
It's too early to tell if Tom will be able to walk again.
It's possible that Tom will get into Harvard.
It's possible that Tom was able to convince Mary to do his laundry for him.
It's possible that Tom doesn't know how to unclog a sink.
It's just a matter of time before Tom gets into trouble again.
It's hard to believe that Tom could murder someone.
It's been three years since Tom started working for Mary.
It'll take Tom some time, but eventually he'll get over Mary.
It'll take some time, but eventually Tom will be able to walk again.
It would be virtually impossible to convince Tom to come along with us.
It would be unethical for me to tell you about Tom's medical problems.
It won't be easy persuading Mary to go.
It wasn't Tom's first time to hear Mary sing.
It wasn't Tom's first time to drive a sports car.
It wasn't easy for Tom to tell Mary what she needed to hear.
It was Tom's first time to see the Golden Gate Bridge.
It was still dark when Tom left home for school.
It was high time that Tom got out of there.
It was hard to resist the impulse to wring Tom's neck.
It was already dark when Tom got home.
It took Tom every ounce of courage he had to admit to Mary that he had once been part of a terrorist group.
It looks like Tom has lost a little weight.
It looks like I was right about Tom not showing up for the meeting.
It irritates Tom when Mary leaves the cap off the toothpaste.
It irritates Mary when Tom leaves the toilet seat up.
It hasn't been easy for Tom to make ends meet.
It hasn't been easy for Tom to learn how to walk again.
It hasn't been easy for Tom to earn enough money to support his large family.
It hasn't been easy for Tom to deal with Mary's health problems.
It didn't take Tom long to realize he wasn't welcome there.
It didn't surprise me at all that Tom got arrested from drunken driving.
It didn't surprise me at all that Tom didn't do what he'd told Mary he was going to do.
It didn't surprise me at all that Tom couldn't afford a lawyer.
If Tom hadn't helped Mary, she wouldn't have stood a chance of surviving.
I've heard that Tom buys things on the black market.
I'm pretty sure Tom won't do anything crazy.
I'm looking for Tom. Have you seen him?
I'll let you know if Tom shows up early.
I'd love to see inside Tom's house.
I wouldn't like to be in Tom's shoes.
I would never have guessed that Tom couldn't swim.
I would never have guessed that Tom could speak French so well.
I would never have guessed that Tom and Mary would fall in love with each other.
I wonder why Tom ever wanted to marry Mary.
I wonder why Tom didn't go to the concert.
I used to hang out with Tom a lot, but these days he's not around much.
I tried to get Tom to talk to Mary.
I tried to get Tom to ignore Mary.
I tried to get Tom to help Mary.
I tried to get Tom and Mary to play with John.
I think Tom won't be able to catch up with Mary.
I think Tom shares too much personal information online.
I think Tom likes you.
I think Tom likes Mary.
I think Tom could learn a lot from you.
I think Tom could accomplish just about anything he decides to do.
I think Tom can do it if he tries.
I think that Tom doesn't do drugs.
I think that Tom and only Tom can do it. However, some people think that Mary could do it, too.
I think it's unlikely that Tom will come to the party alone.
I suppose Tom told you what happened.
I like Tom's plan better than Mary's plan.
I lent Mary the money to pay this month's rent.
I imagine that Tom will eventually run out of money and have to go back home.
I imagine that Tom will eventually learn to deal with the way people treat him.
I imagine that Tom will eventually give up and let someone else do it.
I imagine that Tom will eventually fire Mary.
I imagine that Tom will eventually find out that Mary has been talking behind his back.
I imagine that Tom will eventually figure out that Mary doesn't really like him.
I imagine that Tom will eventually convince Mary to let him buy a new motorcycle.
I imagine that Tom will eventually be caught and put in prison.
I imagine that Tom and Mary will eventually get married.
I hope Tom gets here on time.
I hope Tom doesn't read this.
I heard Tom split up with Mary.
I heard that Tom used to hang out with drug dealers and murderers.
I heard that Tom is going to turn himself in to the police.
I heard a man's voice and thought it sounded like Tom's.
I heard that you had a date with Tom. How was it?
I have no reason to believe that Tom won't do what I asked him to do.
I have better things to do than sit around all day waiting for Tom.
I had a feeling that Tom wasn't going to be able to find his dog.
I had a feeling that Tom and Mary would decide not to buy that house.
I don't think it's likely that Tom will come over this time of night.
I don't think Tom is particularly handsome.
I don't know why, but I'm sure that Tom has his reasons for not hiring Mary.
I could kick myself for not inviting Tom and Mary to my party.
I could have sworn that I saw Tom downtown today.
I can't tell if Tom is joking or not.
I can't remember the last time I saw Tom.
I bet we'll see Tom before the end of the week.
I asked Tom to make sure that he didn't show up late.
I asked Tom to help me get out of trouble.
How long have you known Tom?
Half of what Tom says isn't true.
For all Tom knew, Mary might be in Boston with John.
Everyone thinks Tom married Mary for her money.
Everyone in the office was impressed with the way Tom handled the problem.
Eventually, Tom will realize that he needs help.
Even though Tom had promised to pay, he stuck Mary with the bill.
Even though Tom didn't want to, he was too polite not to invite Mary to his party.
During the exam, Tom cheated off Mary.
Don't worry about Tom. He can take care of himself.
Don't blame Tom for what Mary did.
Does Tom go to church every Sunday?
Does Tom get migraines often?
Does Tom get into the city very often?
Does Tom ever wear short pants?
Do you think Tom will come back tonight?
Do you think I should tell Tom?
Do you know where Tom's staying?
Do you know where Tom lives?
Do you know where Tom bought his new computer?
Do you know when Tom will be home?
Do you know what Tom looks like?
Do you have any idea where Tom might be?
Didn't Tom say he had something to tell Mary?
Did you understand what Tom was trying to say?
Did Tom let you drive his car?
Did Tom let Mary drive his car?
Convincing Tom to do the right thing was hard.
Can you think of any reason why Tom and Mary shouldn't get married?
By the time Tom realized what was going on, the police had already arrested Mary.
Both Tom and Mary were wearing trench coats.
Because Tom mistranslated one sentence, our company lost a lot of money.
As strange as it may sound, what Tom said is what really happened.
As strange as it may sound, what Tom said is true.
Are you on good terms with Tom?
All Tom wanted was for Mary to play a couple of tunes on her ukulele.
All Tom wanted was for Mary to love him as much as he loved her.
All Tom wanted was for Mary to leave him alone.
All Tom wanted was for Mary to learn to get along with John.
All Tom wanted was a nice hot bath.
All the women thought Tom was really handsome.
After working all day, Tom was really tired.
After Tom dumped Mary, she started seeing John.
A young boy, who couldn't have been more than five years old, asked Tom how to get to the post office.
A lot of people feel the same way Tom does.
We need to remember to send Tom a birthday card.
We need to remember to pick Tom up at the station at 2:30.
Your mother is worried sick about you.
You're not responsible for what happened.
You'd better watch what you say.
You'd better be careful what you say.
You shouldn't prejudge people.
You should've quit when you were ahead.
You should make sure that you tie a bowline.
You should make sure that you have enough money in your pocket to pay for the ticket.
You should have told me about the problem sooner.
You should go see a dentist.
You should eat more.
You should assume that we won't have enough money to buy everything we want.
You should assume that email messages aren't private.
You should assume that anything you do online is public.
You need to relax.
You need to make a decision by 2:30.
You need to be more careful from now on.
You know where to find me if you need anything.
You don't have to speak so loudly. I can hear you very clearly.
You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.
You can't unscramble an egg.
You can't see Mt. Fuji from here.
Would you like go out for a drink after work?
Would one of you be willing to lend me your bicycle for twenty minutes or so?
With five minutes left to play in the third quarter, the game was stopped because of lightning.
Why don't you take a long walk off a short pier?
Whose idea was it to pitch the tent here?
Where did you get this list?
Where are you hurt?
What's going on out here?
What right do you have to order us around?
What movie was it that you told me I should watch?
What happened to that friend of yours that you introduced me to last weekend?
What are you doing here this time of night?
We've been talking about you.
We'd better get a move on or we'll be late.
We should let sleeping dogs lie.
We need to remember to put some gasoline in the car.
We need to remember to mail this letter tomorrow.
We need to prepare for the worst.
We need to keep this confidential.
We don't have enough information yet to make a decision.
We desperately need more money to help fund our project.