loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom is very protective of Mary.
Tom is very proud of himself.
Tom is very sensitive to other people's moods.
Tom is very unreliable.
Tom is wasting his talents.
Tom is waving his arms.
Tom is wearing a different hat than he was yesterday.
Tom is wearing a faded blue shirt.
Tom is whispering something to Mary.
Tom is willing to cooperate.
Tom is willing to go.
Tom is willing to help.
Tom is willing to lend us three thousand dollars.
Tom is willing to negotiate.
Tom is willing to sacrifice everything for you.
Tom is willing to testify.
Tom is willing to work on Sunday.
Tom is yanking your chain.
Tom is younger than he looks.
Tom isn't a child anymore.
Tom isn't a speech therapist.
Tom isn't a teacher anymore.
Tom isn't a teenager anymore.
Tom isn't allowed to go out by himself.
Tom isn't any busier than anybody else.
Tom isn't due here till 2:30.
Tom isn't fond of nicknames.
Tom isn't in a good mood right now.
Tom isn't like his brother.
Tom isn't like people say he is.
Tom isn't normally a violent person.
Tom isn't ready to do that.
Tom isn't ready to leave yet.
Tom isn't responsible for anything.
Tom isn't scared of snakes.
Tom isn't scared of spiders.
Tom isn't the kind of person who hides things from his parents.
Tom isn't the kind of person who says one thing but does another.
Tom isn't up yet. He usually stays in bed until 7:30.
Tom just got home a few minutes ago.
Tom keeps a rabbit's foot as a good-luck charm.
Tom keeps an eagle feather as a good-luck charm.
Tom kept his rifle aimed straight at Mary.
Tom kept staring out the window.
Tom kick-started his motorcycle.
Tom kicked off his sneakers.
Tom kicked the locker room door shut.
Tom killed the engine, but left the headlights on.
Tom kissed his kids goodbye.
Tom kissed Mary and they hugged each other.
Tom kissed Mary lightly on the lips.
Tom kissed Mary romantically.
Tom knelt down and lifted up the floorboard.
Tom knelt down and picked up the pieces of the broken glass.
Tom knelt down for a better look.
Tom knew Mary had kissed John.
Tom knew Mary had threatened John.
Tom knew of the risks beforehand.
Tom knew precisely how Mary felt.
Tom knew something strange was going on.
Tom knew the risks when he volunteered.
Tom knocked lightly on Mary's door.
Tom knocked on the door, but there was no answer.
Tom knocked on the lavatory door.
Tom knows better than to lie to me.
Tom knows better than to try to trick me.
Tom knows exactly what happened.
Tom knows exactly what this is all about.
Tom knows he has to do it.
Tom knows he's a terrible dancer.
Tom knows he's not very good at speaking French.
Tom knows how to do that.
Tom knows more about economics than most people do.
Tom knows precisely how Mary feels.
Tom knows precisely what he's doing.
Tom knows who broke the window.
Tom knows who it was who painted graffiti on your garage door.
Tom knows who stole your car.
Tom laid the baby down on a blanket.
Tom laughed before he realized Mary wasn't joking.
Tom lay awake in bed.
Tom lay bleeding on the floor.
Tom lay in bed staring up at the ceiling.
Tom lay motionless on the ground.
Tom lay on the couch, staring blankly at the ceiling.
Tom lay on the floor and stared at the ceiling fan.
Tom leaned across the table and kissed Mary.
Tom leaned against one wall and stared blankly at the opposite wall.
Tom leaned down and kissed his daughter on the forehead.
Tom leaned down and kissed his son good night.
Tom leaned down to kiss Mary.
Tom leaned forward and gave Mary a kiss on the cheek.
Tom leaned forward and tapped the cab driver on the shoulder.
Tom leaned his cane against the chair.
Tom leaned in and gave Mary a kiss on the cheek.
Tom leaned in and gave Mary a passionate kiss on the mouth.
Tom leaned in and kissed Mary's cheek.
Tom leaned in close so he could hear better.
Tom leaned out the window and waved his hand.
Tom leaned out the window of his car and pressed the button on the intercom at the gate.
Tom leaned over and opened the passenger-side door.
Tom leaned toward Mary and whispered something.
Tom left for Australia.
Tom let go of Mary's wrists.
Tom let go of the rope.
Tom lied about being able to speak French.
Tom lied about being in Boston.
Tom lied about his weight.
Tom lifted up his shirt and exposed his belly.
Tom likes reading detective novels.
Tom likes to tease Mary.
Tom limps slightly.
Tom lit the candle and then stared at its flame.
Tom lives on a houseboat.
Tom lives on the other side of the hill.
Tom lives on the other side of town.
Tom locked himself in his bedroom.
Tom locked the door so only he and others with keys can get into the room.
Tom locked the drawer and put the key his pocket.
Tom looked at Mary in disbelief.
Tom looks a little groggy.
Tom looks a little sleepy.
Tom looks a little upset.
Tom loosened his tie and removed his glasses.
Tom loosened his tie and unbuttoned his top shirt button.
Tom loves architecture more than anything else in the world.
Tom loves art more than anything else in the world.
Tom loves music more than anything else in the world.
Tom loves playing the piano.
Tom marked a sentence with a yellow highlighter.
Tom married a woman half his age.
Tom massages his temples with his fingers.
Tom may do whatever he likes with the money I gave him.
Tom mentioned that several times.
Tom mentioned that you'd be here today.
Tom mentioned that you'd like to go with us.
Tom mentioned your name, too.
Tom might be able to do better if we gave him more time.
Tom might be able to help.
Tom might be able to persuade the others to help us.
Tom might be seriously injured.
Tom might go with you.
Tom might want to consider asking Mary for advice.
Tom might want to consider buying what he needs from us.
Tom might want to consider giving Mary the loan she asked for.
Tom might want to consider not going to work today.
Tom might want to consider purchasing a new answering machine.
Tom might want to consider staying at home today.
Tom missed the bus.
Tom motioned for Mary to answer.
Tom motioned for Mary to enter.
Tom motioned for Mary to follow.
Tom motioned for Mary to leave.
Tom motioned for Mary to sit.
Tom motioned Mary to sit.
Tom motioned Mary to stay.
Tom motioned me to follow him.
Tom motioned them to be seated.
Tom motioned to the door.
Tom motioned up the street.
Tom must be proud of you.
Tom must conserve his strength.
Tom must've drugged me.
Tom must really like Mary.
Tom must really like me.
Tom must weigh over 300 pounds.
Tom named his son John.
Tom needs a male role model.
Tom needs all the practice he can get.
Tom needs proper medical attention.
Tom needs proper medical treatment.
Tom needs some adult supervision.
Tom needs to be hospitalized.
Tom needs to be medicated.
Tom needs to regain his strength.
Tom needs to spend more time studying.
Tom needs to take better care of himself.
Tom nervously approached the door.
Tom nervously got to his feet.
Tom nervously shuffled his feet.
Tom never does anything the easy way.
Tom never forgave himself for hurting Mary the way he did.
Tom never forgave himself for that.
Tom never forgot to say thank you.
Tom never graduated from high school.
Tom never intended to hurt Mary.
Tom never mentioned you once.
Tom never mentioned your name.
Tom never realized there were so many women working at his company.
Tom never returned my calls.
Tom never said he wanted to go with us.
Tom never said he wanted to participate.
Tom never stays anywhere longer than three days.
Tom never told me he was having suicidal thoughts.
Tom never wanted to do anything we asked him to do.
Tom never wanted to go there in the first place.
Tom never wanted to let go of Mary's hand.
Tom never wanted to live in Boston.
Tom never wanted to study French.
Tom never wrote me back.
Tom nodded slightly to Mary.
Tom noticed blood on the carpet.
Tom noticed Mary staring at him.
Tom noticed Mary was a few inches shorter than he was.
Tom noticed Mary's bandaged wrists.
Tom noticed Mary's bracelet on her desk and wondered why she wasn't wearing it.
Tom noticed something out of the ordinary in the alley.
Tom noticed that all the other boys were wearing neckties.
Tom noticed that Mary was sitting in his seat.
Tom noticed that Mary was staring at him from across the room.
Tom noticed that Mary was wearing a wedding ring.
Tom noticed that not all the kids were paying attention.
Tom now lives in a retirement home.
Tom now realizes he said the wrong thing.
Tom now realizes that he should have let Mary have her own way.
Tom obviously feels very passionate about this.
Tom obviously has severe mental problems.
Tom obviously is very angry.
Tom obviously knows that Mary likes him.
Tom obviously knows what to do.
Tom obviously needs our help.
Tom obviously wants some privacy.
Tom obviously wants to kiss you.
Tom obviously wants to leave.
Tom offered glasses of wine to John and Mary.
Tom offered Mary a French fry and she took one.
Tom offered Mary a glass of wine.
Tom offered Mary a slice of cake.
Tom offered to help the old lady carry her groceries out to her car.
Tom offered to help the old lady cross the street.
Tom offered to help the old lady.
Tom often blames others for his own failures.
Tom often borrows money from me.
Tom often cries when he's drunk.
Tom often invites himself for dinner.
Tom often leaves the lights on all night.
Tom often quarrels with his wife.
Tom often quarrels with Mary.
Tom often sings in the shower.
Tom often skips classes.
Tom often skips school.
Tom often starts his day with a swim.
Tom often stays up late at night.
Tom often talks to himself when he's alone.
Tom often tells jokes.
Tom often wears jeans and a leather jacket.
Tom often wears sunglasses.
Tom oiled his bicycle chain.
Tom oiled my roller skates for me.
Tom only has one faded photograph of grandfather.
Tom opened a desk drawer and pulled out a flask.
Tom opened his beer and took a sip.
Tom opened his desk drawer, pulled a gun out, and aimed it at Mary.
Tom opened his wallet and pulled out his driver's license.
Tom opened the bottle of rum and poured some into a glass.
Tom opened the cabinet drawer and pulled out a folder.
Tom opened the conference room door.
Tom opened the curtains slightly and looked outside.
Tom opened the door and went inside.
Tom opened the door to the conference room.
Tom opened the envelope, pulled out the letter and unfolded it.
Tom opened the freezer and took out a container of ice cream.
Tom opened the front door and greeted Mary.
Tom opened the gate for Mary.
Tom opened the glove compartment and took out a pair of sunglasses.
Tom opened the glove compartment and noticed the registration was missing.
Tom opened the glove compartment and took out his registration.
Tom opened the medicine cabinet and took out the toothpaste and his toothbrush.
Tom opened the medicine cabinet to see what was there.
Tom opened the medicine cabinet, looking for aspirin.
Tom opened the picnic basket and grabbed a ham and cheese sandwich.
Tom opened the refrigerator and reached for a can of beer.
Tom opened the screen door.
Tom opened the sliding door.
Tom opened the small box and emptied the contents on the table.
Tom ought to be here by now.
Tom ought to be here.
Tom overheard John and Mary's conversation.
Tom owes us a favor.
Tom owes us an explanation.
Tom owes you his life.
Tom owns a small advertising company.
Tom owns a sporting goods store.
Tom pat his dog on the head.
Tom patted his son on the back.
Tom patiently tried to explain the situation to Mary.
Tom paused at the door.
Tom paused for a few seconds.
Tom paused for a moment.
Tom paused for dramatic effect.
Tom paused for several moments.
Tom paused in the doorway.
Tom paused there for a second.
Tom peeked into the box to see what was in it.
Tom peeked into the kitchen through the screen door.
Tom performed a magic trick.
Tom persuaded Mary to confess.
Tom persuaded Mary to go swimming with him.
Tom persuaded Mary to sell her motorcycle.
Tom persuaded Mary to try bungee jumping.
Tom picked a needle up off the floor.
Tom picked up a rock and threw it at Mary.
Tom picked up his box of stuff and left.
Tom picked up his glass and took a sip of water.
Tom picked up his stuff and walked out the door.
Tom è un tipo strano.
Tom picked up Mary's jewelry box and opened it.
Tom picked up the baby and she immediately stopped crying.
Tom picked up the ball and then threw it up in the air.
Tom picked up the bottle and poured himself a drink.
Tom picked up the can of gasoline and started walking back to his car.
Tom picked up the coffee pot and poured himself a cup.
Tom picked up the helmet and put it on.
Tom picked up the menu and looked at it.
Tom picked up the phone and started to dial.
Tom picked up the pot of coffee and refilled his and Mary's cups.
Tom picked up the telephone receiver and put it to his ear.
Tom picked up the towel and folded it.
Tom plans to go to Boston as soon as he can after his summer vacation begins.
Tom plans to swim as soon as he finishes his homework.
Tom playfully punched Mary's arm.
Tom pointed at something across the street.
Tom pointed up at the ceiling.
Tom poured a cup of coffee and offered it to Mary.
Tom poured a glass of orange juice from the pitcher.
Tom poured another glass of wine for himself.
Tom poured drinks for himself and Mary.
Tom poured himself a cup of coffee.
Tom poured himself a drink into a glass from a flask that he took out of his coat pocket.
Tom poured himself a tall glass of milk.
Tom poured himself another cup of coffee.
Tom poured himself another glass of wine from the bottle.
Tom poured himself another glass of wine.
Tom poured himself another shot of bourbon.
Tom poured himself cup of herbal tea.
Tom poured himself some water.
Tom poured himself something to drink.
Tom poured Mary a drink and handed it to her.
Tom poured Mary a glass of red wine and then one for himself.
Tom poured Mary a snifter full of brandy.
Tom poured more wine into his glass.
Tom poured out a couple of pills from the medicine bottle and popped them into his mouth.
Tom poured some beer into a dish and put it on the floor for his dog.
Tom poured some boiling water into a cup.
Tom poured some cough medicine into a tablespoon.
Tom poured some milk into a saucer for his cat.
Tom poured some more wine into his glass.
Tom poured the contents of his glass into the sink.
Tom poured the remaining beer into the sink.
Tom poured the soup into a large tin cup.
Tom poured the water out of the glass.
Tom poured three glasses of wine, two for his guests and one for himself.
Tom poured wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
Tom poured wine into three glasses.
Tom poured wine into three long-stemmed glasses.
Tom pours himself a glass of orange juice.
Tom prayed that Mary would forgive him.
Tom pressed a button on the speakerphone.
Tom pressed a hidden button.
Tom pressed the pause button.
Tom pressed the wrong button.
Tom pretended he knew nothing about it.
Tom pretended not to notice.
Tom pretended that he didn't know Mary was rich.
Tom pretended to be a homeless person.
Tom probably already knows that Mary is here.
Tom probably eats a lot.
Tom probably had a good reason for leaving early.
Tom probably has a good reason for not being here.
Tom probably has an extra pencil he could lend you.
Tom probably has better things to do than hang out with us.
Tom probably has better things to do than sit around all day watching TV.
Tom probably has better things to do with his time than sit in meetings all day.
Tom probably needs to work next weekend.
Tom probably should be fired.
Tom probably should go home now.
Tom probably should go to the doctor.
Tom probably wanted to go out and play.
Tom probably wanted to go swimming.
Tom probably wanted to just stay at home and go to sleep.
Tom probably won't be able to cope with the problem by himself.
Tom promised he'd go to bed as soon as he finished his homework.
Tom promised he'd help us on Monday.
Tom promised he'd quit smoking.
Tom promised me he would come to the party.
Tom promised me he'd help.
Tom pulled a bottle of bourbon out of his desk drawer.
Tom pulled a small flashlight out of his pocket and turned it on.
Tom pulled a switchblade from his pocket and clicked it open.
Tom pulled his gun out of his holster.
Tom pulled into the driveway, unfastened his seat belt and got out of the car.
Tom pulled off his shirt.
Tom pulled on his pants.
Tom pulled out a bag of candy from his pocket and offered some to Mary.
Tom pulled out a bottle of wine and opened it.
Tom pulled out a handkerchief and blew his nose.
Tom pulled out his gun and aimed it at Mary.
Tom pulled out his gun and walked quietly down the stairs.
Tom pulled out his sword and raised it.
Tom pulled out his wallet and showed his license to the police officer.
Tom pulled several photos out of the envelope and showed them to Mary.
Tom pulled the chain on the closet light.
Tom pulled the curtain closed.
Tom pulled the curtains open.
Tom pulled the darts out of the board.
Tom pulled the emergency brake.
Tom pulled the mask off his face.
Tom punched John in the stomach.
Tom pushed a button on the wall that opened a secret door.
Tom pushed his dog into the closet and closed the door.
Tom pushed the down button for the elevator.
Tom pushed the plug into the socket.
Tom pushed the unlocked door open.
Tom put a kettle full of water on the small fire.
Tom put a piece candy into his mouth.
Tom put down his paintbrush.
Tom put his briefcase on the seat next to him.
Tom put his briefcase on the table and unlocked it.
Tom put his coffee mug on the picnic table.
Tom put his duffel bag down on the ground, and then unzipped it.
Tom put his gun in its holster.
Tom put his keys on the dining table.
Tom put on a bullet-proof vest, just to be safe.
Tom put on his helmet and got on his bike.
Tom put on his rubber gloves.
Tom put on oven mitts and took the cake out of the oven.
Tom put our old computer in the cellar.
Tom put the apple pie and the pot of coffee on the table.
Tom put the baby in his crib.
Tom put the bowl into the microwave and pushed the button to start it cooking.
Tom put the car in gear.
Tom put the eggs on a plate.
Tom put the guitar case down so he could hug Mary.
Tom put the ice cream in the freezer.
Tom put the large manila envelope into his briefcase.
Tom put the large picnic basket on the passenger seat next to him.
Tom put the lid back on the trash can.
Tom put the pan in the sink.
Tom put the pie on the kitchen windowsill to cool.
Tom put the pill in his mouth and drank some water.
Tom put the plate of sandwiches on the table in front of Mary.
Tom put the screws in a small plastic bag.
Tom put the sign to the wall.
Tom put the tray down on the coffee table.
Tom put the tray on the table.
Tom put two sugar cubes in his tea.
Tom puts milk in his coffee.
Tom quickly closed the door before any mosquitoes could get in.
Tom quickly glanced at the photo on the desk.
Tom quickly opened the drawer and pulled out a gun.
Tom quickly realized his error.
Tom quickly reloaded his pistol.
Tom quite often drives too fast.
Tom raised his hat.
Tom raised his rifle and pointed it at Mary.
Tom ran a red light.
Tom ran down the path ahead of Mary.
Tom ran down the stairs after Mary.
Tom ran home as fast as he could.
Tom ran up the stairs towards Mary's office.
Tom rarely speaks French.
Tom reached down to assist Mary to her feet.
Tom reached down to pet his dog.
Tom reached for a cookie.
Tom reached for a pen.
Tom reached for a towel.
Tom reached for another card.
Tom reached for his cane.
Tom reached for his glass of milk.
Tom reached for his glasses on the night stand.
Tom reached for his glasses.
Tom reached for his gun.
Tom reached for his phone.
Tom reached for his pistol.
Tom reached for his rifle.
Tom reached for his salt shaker.
Tom reached for his sword.
Tom reached for his wallet.
Tom reached for his weapon.
Tom reached for Mary's hand.
Tom reached for the bottle and poured Mary another drink.
Tom reached for the bottle.
Tom reached for the check.
Tom reached for the coffee pot.
Tom reached for the coffee.
Tom reached for the door.
Tom reached for the knob.
Tom reached for the last donut, but Mary grabbed it first.
Tom reached for the microphone.
Tom reached for the notepaper.
Tom reached for the phone.
Tom reached for the pitcher of water.
Tom reached for the telephone.
Tom reached in his pocket and pulled out his wallet.
Tom reached in his pocket and pulled out some change.
Tom reached in his pocket and pulled out some money.
Tom reached into his bag and pulled out a deck of playing cards.
Tom reached into his bag.
Tom reached into his coat pocket.
Tom reached into his desk drawer and took out a medicine bottle.
Tom reached into his jacket and pulled out a small notebook.
Tom reached into his pocket and pulled out a handkerchief.
Tom reached into his pocket and pulled out some coins.
Tom è un tizio strano.
Jeg snakker ikke fransk like bra som Tom.
Det er vår plikt å hjelpe hverandre.
Non scherzarci neanche.
Non scherzateci neanche.
Non ci scherzi neanche.
Non scherzarci neppure.
Det er vanskelig å lære koreansk.
Non scherzateci neppure.
Tom reached into the box.
Tom reached into the cardboard box and pulled out a photo album.
Tom reached into the sack and pulled out some coins.
Tom reached into the trash can and pulled out a crumpled letter.
Tom reached out for the knife.
Tom reached through the gap in the fence to try to unlatch the gate.
Tom read the label on the bottle.
Tom reads the newspaper every day.
Tom realized he had no choice.
Tom realized he had no idea how to do what needed to be done.
Tom realized he was wrong.
Tom realized he'd forgotten to pay, so he walked back into the restaurant.
Tom realized Mary was deliberately avoiding him.
Tom realized Mary was expecting him to laugh, so he started laughing.
Tom realized Mary was probably getting hungry.
Tom realized Mary was probably sleepy.
Tom realized Mary was right.
Tom realized Mary was serious.
Tom realized Mary was staring at him.
Tom realized Mary was tired.
Tom realized Mary was unhappy.
Tom realized Mary was up to something.
Tom realized Mary was very confused.
Tom realized Mary wasn't listening.
Tom realized right away that he should have worn a heavier coat.
Tom realized something was very wrong.
Tom realized something was wrong.
Tom realized something wasn't right.
Tom realized that could be a problem.
Tom realized that he couldn't play tennis as well as Mary.
Tom realized that he had made a mistake.
Tom realized that he might be in danger.
Tom realized that he might be late.
Tom realized that he might need more money.
Tom realized that he wasn't as smart as the other kids.
Tom realized that he wasn't the same as the other kids.
Tom realized that it would be better if he left right away.
Tom realized that Mary didn't really like him very much.
Tom realized that Mary might be a little upset.
Tom realized that Mary might be busy.
Tom realized that Mary might be hungry.
Tom realized that Mary might be tired.
Tom realized that Mary might not like him so much.
Tom realized that Mary wasn't happy in Boston.
Tom realized that Mary wasn't paying attention to what he was saying.
Tom realized that Mary wasn't paying attention.
Tom realized that was a very bad idea.
Tom realized that what Mary said wasn't true.
Tom realized what Mary was doing.
Tom realized what was happening.
Tom really wants to go to Boston.
Tom really yelled at me.
Tom received a fax from Mary this morning.
Tom recognized Mary the moment she entered the room.
Tom recognized three of the names on the list.
Tom referred to his notes.
Tom referred to the map.
Tom refilled his coffee cup.
Tom refilled Mary's glass.
Tom refused to come. I wonder why.
Tom refused to conceal the truth.
Tom refused to do what we asked.
Tom regretted hurting Mary's feelings.
Tom reloaded his pistol.
Tom reluctantly did what Mary asked him to do.
Tom reluctantly gave Mary the money she asked for.
Tom reluctantly signed the papers.
Tom reluctantly went home.
Tom remained in his car while Mary was in the supermarket.
Tom remained motionless on the floor.
Tom remained poor his whole life.
Tom remained quiet a moment.
Tom remained wide awake the whole night.
Tom reminded Mary of John.
Tom reminded me to pay my bills.
Tom reminded us to do our homework.
Tom removed his disguise.
Tom removed his glasses and rubbed his eyes.
Tom removed his gun from his holster.
Tom removed the bandages from Mary's leg.
Tom removed the splinter from Mary's finger.
Tom rented a truck to move his furniture to his new house.
Tom reported that everything was OK.
Tom requires constant care.
Tom respectfully removed his hat.
Tom respects your opinion.
Tom restrained himself from hitting Mary.
Tom retired many years ago.
Tom returned from the kitchen carrying a pot of coffee.
Tom returned from the kitchen with two mugs of coffee and sat down next to Mary.
Tom returned Mary's smile.
Tom returned Mary's stare.
Tom returned one day earlier than expected.
Tom returned the keys to Mary.
Tom returned to his room and closed the door.
Tom returned to the witness stand.
Tom rinsed out his mug and then refilled it with coffee.
Tom ripped a page out of his sketch book.
Tom ripped out the page.
Tom ripped the envelope open.
Tom ripped the page out.
Tom ripped up the check.
Tom ripped us off.
Tom risked his life for us.
Tom rolled up his shirt sleeves.
Tom rolled up his sleeve, exposing a hideous scar.
Tom rolled up the poster and put it into a cardboard tube.
Tom rose to go, but Mary asked him to sit back down.
Tom rose to his feet and walked to the window.
Tom rubbed his palms together.
Tom said he could do nothing.
Tom said he couldn't do anything.
Tom said he couldn't find a job.
Tom said he couldn't find the kind of job he was looking for.
Tom said he couldn't wait any longer.
Tom said he didn't have time to read the newspaper this morning.
Tom said he didn't know French.
Tom said he didn't learn anything at school today.
Tom said he didn't mean to hit me.
Tom said he didn't mean to hurt you.
Tom said he had somewhere to go.
Tom said he had to go somewhere.
Tom said he needed our help.
Tom said he was afraid of snakes.
Tom said he was asked to help.
Tom said he was asked to leave.
Tom said he was in no hurry to go home.
Tom said he was terrified of snakes.
Tom said I was fat.
Tom said Mary threatened him with a knife.
Tom said more than he had intended.
Tom said something in French and then left the room.
Tom said that he could swim well.
Tom said that he couldn't swim well.
Tom said that he thought that education was important.
Tom said that he wanted to forget about what happened.
Tom said that he was angry.
Tom said that he was going to be late.
Tom said that he was thirsty.
Tom said that he wasn't angry.
Tom said that he wasn't hungry.
Tom said that he would come back.
Tom said that you'd be here today.
Tom said the soup was too hot.
Tom said we should start early.
Tom said you like popcorn.
Tom said you might be able to help.
Tom said you might be interested in this book.
Tom sang badly on purpose.
Tom sat alone at one of the booths in the diner.
Tom sat alone at the kitchen table, drinking a cup of coffee.
Tom sat alone at the table, drinking absinthe.
Tom sat alone in the dark.
Tom sat alone, staring straight ahead.
Tom sat at his computer and started typing something.
Tom sat at his desk, pretending to study.
Tom sat at his desk, staring out the window.
Tom sat at the counter, typing on a notebook computer.
Tom sat at the kitchen table, sharpening a knife.
Tom sat by the pool in swimming trunks, surrounded by beautiful women in bikinis.
Tom sat down in front of his computer.
Tom sat down next to Mary on the sandy beach.
Tom sat down on a folding chair.
Tom sat down on the couch next to Mary.
Tom sat down on the edge of the bed.
Tom sat down on the sand next to Mary.
Tom sat motionless on a chair in the corner of the room.
Tom sat on the bench next to Mary.
Tom sat on the couch next to Mary.
Tom sat on the edge of the desk.
Tom sat patiently in his chair, waiting for Mary.
Tom sat under a tree, sketching something in his notebook.
Tom sat under a tree, strumming his ukulele.
Tom saw muddy footprints on the floor.
Tom saw some toys on Mary's front porch.
Tom saw something on the ground.
Tom saw what Mary was eating.
Tom says he doesn't have very much money on him right now.
Tom says he already knows how to do that.
Tom says he always told Mary the truth.
Tom says he can't find his hat.
Tom says he can't stay long.
Tom says he has three other suggestions to make.
Tom says he knows someone who's a good sketch artist.
Tom says he'll go to Boston soon.
Tom says he'll go with us.
Tom says he'll never do it again.
Tom says he'll never give up.
Tom says he's seriously considering our proposal.
Tom says Mary can be trusted.
Tom says Mary hired him.
Tom says Mary kissed him.
Tom says that he believes everything I say.
Tom says that he never refuses a reasonable request.
Tom says that he's still hungry.
Tom says that Mary can go, but that he can't.
Tom scanned the list, but couldn't find his name.
Tom scheduled a last-minute meeting.
Tom scolded Mary for not treating John with respect.
Tom scratched his head.
Tom scratched his name off the list.
Tom screamed as loud as he could.
Tom screamed at Mary.
Tom screamed in terror.
Tom screamed something in French.
Tom scribbled his signature on the contract.
Tom searched the glove compartment for a map.
Tom seemed at ease.
Tom seemed distracted.
Tom seemed genuinely shocked.
Tom seemed like such a nice guy.
Tom seemed polite enough to me.
Tom seemed satisfied with Mary's answer.
Tom seemed terrified of something.
Tom seemed to be praying to himself.
Tom seemed to be staring at something in the corner of the room.
Tom seemed to be unable to concentrate.
Tom seems a little disappointed by the news.
Tom seems disappointed.
Tom seems frustrated and angry.
Tom seems glad to be home.
Tom seems like a good friend.
Tom seems like a good kid.
Tom seems like a nice guy.
Tom seems puzzled by the result.
Tom seems reasonable enough.
Tom seems reluctant to go.
Tom seems reluctant to help.
Tom seems reluctant to leave.
Tom seems scared about something.
Tom seems to be a fairly successful businessman.
Tom seems to be absorbed in thought.
Tom seems to be barely paying attention.
Tom seems to be concentrating on something else.
Tom seems to be enjoying all this.
Tom seems to be slightly flustered.
Tom seems to be thoroughly enjoying himself.
Tom seems to be totally confused.
Tom seems to be very confused.
Tom seems to be worried about something.
Tom seems to like you a lot.
Tom seems to recognize that guy.
Tom seems very calm.
Tom seldom drinks coffee in the evening.
Tom seldom goes out.
Tom sensed a tension between John and Mary.
Tom sensed that Mary wasn't happy.
Tom separated the items into three piles.
Tom shares his office with Mary.
Tom shook up a can of beer and then walked into the living room and handed it to Mary.
Tom should ask for a refund.
Tom should be all right.
Tom should be along any minute.
Tom should be arriving at noon.
Tom should be behind bars.
Tom should be considered dangerous.
Tom should be here any second.
Tom should be here by 2:30.
Tom should be here by now.
Tom should be here shortly.
Tom should be here tonight.
Tom should be home any moment.
Tom should be in his office.
Tom should be in the hospital.
Tom should be locked up.
Tom should be out of surgery in about three hours.
Tom should be out of the hospital soon.
Tom should be told about what happened.
Tom should be with family.
Tom should have purchased flood insurance.
Tom should never have trusted Mary.
Tom should probably tell Mary he loves her.
Tom shouldn't have accepted gifts from his students.
Tom shouted something in French.
Tom shoved his plate of food toward Mary.
Tom shoved his stuff into the backpack.
Tom showed Mary the scar on his leg.
Tom showed Mary the tattoo on his arm.
Tom signed the document.
Tom silently shook his head.
Tom silently thought about it.
Tom slammed the closet door closed.
Tom slammed the door closed.
Tom slammed the locker door shut.
Tom slammed the van door closed.
Tom slapped his knee and laughed.
Tom slapped Mary on the back.
Tom smiled apologetically.
Tom smiled at the audience and took a bow.
Tom smiled sympathetically.
Tom smiled when he realized Mary was about to kiss him.
Tom snatched the doll away from Mary.
Tom sneaked up behind Mary without being noticed.
Tom sneaked up behind the guard and clobbered him with a monkey wrench.
Tom snored loudly with his mouth open.
Tom sometimes does foolish things.
Tom sounds like a professional.
Tom speaks faster than I do.
Tom speaks with a deep southern accent.
Tom speaks with a slight accent.
Tom speaks with a slight French-Canadian accent.
Tom speaks with a southern accent.
Tom specifically asked for you.
Tom spelled my name wrong.
Tom spelled your name wrong.
Tom spends about an hour a day swimming.
Tom spends most of his free time reading books.
Tom spends most of his free time studying French.
Tom spends most of his free time watching TV.
Tom spent some time behind enemy lines.
Tom spent the money his father gave him on beer.
Tom spent the remainder of the night thinking about Mary.
Tom spent three years in a prison camp.
Tom spilled a glass of milk on his laptop.
Tom spilled his drink on Mary.
Tom spilled his drink, so I bought him another one.
Tom spilled some wine on his shirt.
Tom spit out his gum.
Tom spit out the poison.
Tom spoke quickly.
Tom spoke to the person sitting next to him on the train.
Tom squeezed his eyes shut.
Tom stabbed Mary repeatedly.
Tom stabbed Mary thirteen times.
Tom staggered into the room, carrying a bottle of beer.
Tom stared angrily at Mary.
Tom stared at himself in the mirror.
Tom stared at his coffee mug.
Tom stared at his hands.
Tom stared at his reflection in the mirror.
Tom stared at his reflection in the water.
Tom stared at his reflection in the window.
Tom stared at Mary for a moment.
Tom stared at Mary for a second.
Tom stared at Mary icily.
Tom stared at Mary in disbelief.
Tom stared at Mary in disgust.
Tom stared at Mary in horror.
Tom stared at Mary in shock.
Tom stared at Mary in surprise.
Tom stared at Mary intently.
Tom stared at Mary suspiciously.
Tom stared at Mary with a blank expression.
Tom stared at Mary with disgust.
Tom stared at Mary with hatred.
Tom stared at Mary's photo.
Tom stared at the blank computer screen.
Tom stared at the ceiling, unable to sleep.
Tom stared at the ceiling.
Tom stared at the floor, not wanting to say anything.
Tom stared at the picture Mary was holding.
Tom stared at the picture of his daughter.
Tom stared at the picture.
Tom stared blankly at the ceiling.
Tom stared blankly into space.
Tom stared directly into Mary's eyes.
Tom stared into Mary's eyes and kissed her.
Tom stared into Mary's eyes.
Tom stared into the distance.
Tom stared off into space.
Tom stared out at the sea.
Tom stared out the window.
Tom stared sadly out the window.
Tom stared silently at Mary for several moments.
Tom stared up at the ceiling.
Tom started moaning in pain.
Tom started shaving when he was thirteen.
Tom started singing along with Mary.
Tom started to descend the stairs.
Tom started to drift off to sleep.
Tom stayed in the car while Mary went into the supermarket.
Tom stirred the spaghetti sauce while his mother set the table.
Tom stood by the gate, drinking from a water bottle.
Tom stopped himself from kissing Mary.
Tom stopped knocking on the door as soon as he realized Mary wasn't home.
Tom stormed into the kitchen.
Tom stormed into the office.
Tom stormed out of the building.
Tom stormed out of the office.
Tom straightened the knot on his tie.
Tom stuck out his tongue at Mary.
Tom stuffed his handkerchief in his pocket.
Tom suddenly felt very uncomfortable.
Tom suddenly got incredibly nervous.
Tom suddenly got very scared.
Tom suddenly noticed someone waving to him.
Tom suddenly realized he was in danger.
Tom suddenly realized something was wrong.
Tom suddenly realized that Mary wasn't in the room anymore.
Tom suddenly realized that something strange was happening.
Tom suddenly slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting a dog.
Tom suffers from claustrophobia.
Tom surprised everybody when he passed his driving test.
Tom swam for three hours yesterday afternoon.
Non ci scherzi neppure.
Tom swam yesterday.
Tom swept every room in the house.
Tom swept Mary off her feet.
Tom swims every other day.
Tom swims practically every day.
Tom switched off the motor.
Tom switched off the overhead light.
Tom tasted the stew and frowned.
Tom tasted the stew.
Tom taught me how to swim.
Tom thinks he can do anything he sets his mind to.
Tom thinks he might have the answer.
Tom thinks that gambling is wrong.
Tom thought about reaching for his gun, but decided not to.
Tom thought he would have all the time he needed.
Tom thought Mary was an unfit mother.
Tom thought something was wrong with his car.
Tom thought that Mary was being unreasonable.
Tom threatened Mary with a gun.
Tom threatened Mary with a knife.
Tom threatened Mary with a pistol.
Tom threatened Mary with his gun.
Tom threatened Mary with his sword.
Tom threatened to expose the whole thing.
Tom threatened to kill Mary if she told anyone about what happened.
Tom threw an empty beer can at Mary.
Tom threw his dirty socks on the pile of clothes in the corner of his room.
Tom threw his half-eaten sandwich into the trash can.
Tom threw the baseball to Mary and she caught it.
Tom threw the dart.
Tom threw the letter into the fireplace.
Tom thumbed through an old magazine.
Tom tied the rope around his waist.
Tom tightened his grip on the bat.
Tom tightened his grip on the rope.
Tom told his son that he had to eat everything that was on his plate.
Tom told Mary that sometimes all you have to do is ask for forgiveness.
Tom told me he couldn't stay long.
Tom told me that he often dreams in French.
Tom told me that you'd be here today.
Tom told me to go home.
Tom told me to leave the room immediately.
Tom told me to shut the gate.
Tom told me to stop talking.
Tom told us not to do this.
Tom told you to come and see what I was doing, right?
Tom took 300 dollars from his wallet and gave it to Mary.
Tom took another bite of his sandwich.
Tom took a beer from the cooler and opened it.
Tom took a beer out of the fridge and handed it to Mary.
Tom took a bite of Mary's donut.
Tom took a bite out of the apple.
Tom took a bottle of pills out of his pocket.
Tom took a butcher knife out of the drawer.
Tom took a can of beer from the fridge.
Tom took a can opener out of the drawer.
Tom took a deep breath and closed his eyes.
Tom took a deep breath and said nothing.
Tom took a drink from his wine glass.
Tom took a handkerchief out and blew his nose.
Tom took a pill from the bottle and swallowed it.
Tom took a pill from the prescription bottle and put it in his mouth.
Tom took a sealed envelope out of his pocket and gave it to Mary.
Tom took a seat at the counter.
Tom took a seat next to Mary on the bench.
Tom took a seat next to Mary.
Tom took a sip from his beer can.
Tom took a sip from his coffee mug.
Tom took a sip of brandy.
Tom took a sip of his drink and put the glass back on the table.
Tom took a sip of his milk.
Tom took a sip of lemonade.
Tom took a sip of wine.
Tom took a small envelope from his shirt pocket and gave it to Mary.
Tom took a tiny bite of Mary's donut.
Tom took an envelope out of his pocket and put it into the mail slot.
Tom took another sip from his glass of beer.
Tom took his glasses off and put them in his pocket.
Tom took his son to the petting zoo.
Tom took off his coat and hung it over a chair.
Tom took off his dirty clothes and put them directly into the washing machine.
Tom took off his gardening gloves.
Tom took off his glasses and put them down on his desk.
Tom took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes.
Tom took off his glasses and rubbed his forehead.
Tom took off his helmet and wiped off his forehead.
Tom took off his jacket, put on a bullet-proof vest, and then put his jacket back on.
Tom took off his lab coat and hung it over the chair.
Tom took off his leather jacket and sat down.
Tom took off his muddy shoes.
Tom took off his protective glasses.
Tom took off his socks and threw them on the floor.
Tom took off his sweater and put it in his locker.
Tom took one of the shirts out of the closet and put it on.
Tom took out his driver's license and handed it to the police officer.
Tom took out his false teeth.
Tom took out his flashlight and turned it on.
Tom took some money out of his wallet and gave it to Mary.
Tom took the CD from its case and inserted it in the player.
Tom took the CD out of its case and put it into the player.
Tom took the concert ticket Mary offered him.
Tom took the microphone away from Mary.
Tom took the pan off the stove.
Tom took the pie out of the oven.
Tom took the stairs two at a time.
Tom took two wine glasses out of the cabinet.
Tom tossed and turned in bed, unable to sleep.
Tom tossed the rotten apple into the garbage can.
Tom tossed the soda can into the trash.
Tom transferred in from Boston.
Tom tricked all of us.
Tom tried a different approach.
Tom tried in vain to convince Mary to go to art school.
Tom tried to assist Mary.
Tom tried to climb over the fence.
Tom tried to conceal his anger.
Tom tried to conceal his knife.
Tom tried to conceal the truth.
Tom tried to concentrate on his work.
Tom tried to convince Mary to help him.
Tom tried to convince Mary that he'd changed.
Tom tried to ease the tension.
Tom tried to help me make friends.
Tom tried to impress his friends.
Tom tried to kiss Mary, but she leaned back.
Tom tried to open the door, but it was locked.
Tom tried to predict the future.
Tom tried to regain his balance.
Tom tried to restart the car, but couldn't.
Tom tried to restart the car, but it wouldn't start.
Tom tried to sneak into the movie theater without paying.
Tom tried to sneak out of the house, but his parents caught him.
Tom tried to swim across the river.
Tom tripped and sprained his ankle.
Tom trusted Mary more than anyone else.
Tom tugged on Mary's arm.
Tom tugged on the rope.
Tom turned on the desk lamp and started working.
Tom turned off the engine and shut off the headlights.
Tom turned off the engine, but left the headlights on.
Tom turned on his flashlight and entered the cave.
Tom turned on the overhead light.
Tom unbuckled his seat belt and got out of the car.
Tom uncorked a bottle of wine and poured himself a glass.
Tom unfolded the blanket and wrapped it around himself.
Tom unfolded the letter and read it.
Tom unfolded the newspaper and started to read it.
Tom unholstered his gun and raised it.
Tom unlocked his car.
Tom unlocked his office door.
Tom unlocked his suitcase.
Tom unlocked the car and got in.
Tom unlocked the gate.
Tom unplugged the toaster and put it in a box.
Tom unrolled the rope ladder and hung it out the window.
Tom unscrewed the cap and handed the jar to Mary.
Tom unwrapped his sandwich and started eating it.
Tom unwrapped the gift carefully.
Tom unwrapped the package.
Tom unzipped his backpack.
Tom used to be a member of the bomb squad.
Tom used to get bullied at school.
Tom usually accomplishes whatever he sets out to do.
Tom usually carries a sketch pad.
Tom usually does this kind of thing very quickly.
Tom usually doesn't get up until 7:30.
Tom usually gets home at 6:00.
Tom usually gets up early in the morning.
Tom usually goes out at night.
Tom usually insists on having everything his own way.
Tom usually keeps appointments.
Tom usually keeps his promises.
Tom usually listens to classical music.
Tom usually swims in the morning.
Tom usually tells the truth.
Tom usually walks his dog on a leash.
Tom usually wears a conservative suit.
Tom vanished into the darkness.
Tom violated the restraining order.
Tom violently kicked the garbage can.
Tom waited a moment before replying.
Tom waited as Mary unlocked the door.
Tom waited for everyone to sit down.
Tom waited for Mary to say something, but she remained silent.
Tom waited for Mary to unlock the door.
Tom waited patiently for three hours, then left.
Tom walked across the room and opened the window.
Tom walked down the path, whistling a tune.
Tom walked into his messy apartment.
Tom walked into the conference room.
Tom walked into the courtroom, surrounded by police officers.
Tom walked into the room with an armful of laundry.
Tom walked out of the courtroom, surrounded by reporters.
Tom walked over to Mary and whispered in her ear.
Tom walked over to the sink and turned on the faucet.
Tom walked to the door and unlocked it.
Tom walked to the edge of the pool.
Tom walked up to Mary and gave her a passionate kiss on the mouth.
Tom wanted the policy to be changed.
Tom wanted to be a criminal defense lawyer.
Tom wanted to become a teacher.
Tom wanted to do all the talking.
Tom wanted to help Mary rescue her baby.
Tom wanted to live in Boston.
Tom wants to be happy again.
Tom wants to have nothing further to do with you.
Non scherzarci nemmeno.
Non scherzateci nemmeno.
Non ci scherzi nemmeno.
Tom voleva vivere a Boston.
Tom voleva abitare a Boston.
Ти пообіцяв, що подбаєш про них.
Tiu nutraĵo putre odoras.
Обіцяю подбати про твою безпеку.
Tom ha minacciato Mary con una pistola.
Tom minacciò Mary con una pistola.
Tom wants to help, but obviously can't.
Tom wants to know how he can gain weight.
Tom wants to know how he can lose weight.
Tom wants to learn how to play the trumpet.
Tom wants to live in Boston after he graduates from high school.
Tom wants to swim.
Tom was a drug dealer.
Tom was a little surprised by how well Mary could sing.
Tom was a little surprised by how well Mary could speak French.
Tom was a little surprised by how well Mary could swim.
Tom was a member of our crew.
Tom was a prison guard.
Tom was a prisoner of war for three years.
Tom was a professional magician.
Tom was accused of collaborating with the enemy.
Tom was accused of selling weapons to a terrorist group.
Tom was always like that.
Tom was among the few who stayed and helped.
Tom was among the few who survived.
Tom was an innocent bystander.
Tom was angry at me for not coming.
Tom was arguing with one of the sailors about something.
Tom was arrested for carrying 30 grams of cocaine.
Tom was as pale as a sheet.
Tom was astonished by what he saw.
Tom was attacked by a swarm of bees.
Tom was awoken by Mary singing in the next apartment.
Tom was badly wounded.
Tom was bitten by a rattlesnake.
Tom was bitterly disappointed.
Tom was both puzzled and concerned.
Tom was carrying a bucket of water.
Tom was carrying a duffel bag and a guitar case.
Tom was carrying a leather briefcase.
Tom was caught selling drugs to kids.
Tom was certain that he would recognize Mary when he saw her.
Tom was charged with attempted murder.
Tom was clearly a little disappointed.
Tom was deeply disturbed by this news.
Tom was definitely puzzled by this.
Tom was disguised as a janitor.
Tom was disturbed by the implication.
Tom was dressed casually.
Tom was dressed in clothes similar to John's.
Tom was dressed like a pirate.
Tom was due here three hours ago.
Tom was duly impressed.
Tom was engaged to Mary.
Tom was expecting a kiss, so he leaned forward and puckered his lips.
Tom was fascinated by everything he saw.
Tom was feeling hungry.
Tom was feeling sleepy.
Tom was feeling tired.
Tom was feeling woozy.
Tom was forced to improvise.
Tom was furious with Mary.
Tom was glad that Mary agreed with him.
Tom was glad that someone agreed with him.
Tom was going to lie, but he ended up spilling the beans.
Tom was grinning from ear to ear.
Tom was groaning in pain.
Tom was hanging out with a bunch of other boys, most of them a bit older than him.
Tom was holding something in his right hand.
Tom was horrible with children.
Tom was impressed by Mary's cooking.
Tom was impressed by Mary's courage.
Tom was impressed by Mary's plan.
Tom was in jail at the time.
Tom was in obvious pain.
Tom was in severe pain.
Tom was in surgery for three hours.
Tom was in the library with us yesterday afternoon.
Tom was in total shock.
Tom was in unbearable pain.
Tom was injured in an accident, so he couldn't walk very well.
Tom was injured in the blast.
Tom was injured in the explosion.
Tom was lying unconscious on the sidewalk.
Tom was leaning against the church wall.
Tom was leaning against the wall near the door.
Tom was leaning against the wall.
Tom was leaning up against the wall.
Tom was like a dad to me.
Tom was looking at a picture of a person wearing a hat.
Tom was looking for his locker key.
Tom was looking through the telescope that Mary had given him.
Tom was lying in bed, staring up at the ceiling.
Tom was moaning in pain.
Tom was momentarily disoriented.
Tom was mumbling something to himself.
Tom was mumbling to himself.
Tom was my commanding officer.
Tom was never convinced that John and Mary were husband and wife.
Tom was never very good at acknowledging mistakes.
Tom was never very good at cooking.