loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Mary is good at biology, isn't she?
Mary is going to try it, isn't she?
Mary is going to say no, isn't she?
Mary is going to resign, isn't she?
Mary is going to prison, isn't she?
Mary is going to escape, isn't she?
Mary is going to do it her own way.
Mary is going to be mad, isn't she?
Mary is going to Boston, isn't she?
Mary is going back home, isn't she?
Mary is getting rid of her old car.
Mary is getting ready for her trip.
Mary is getting married, isn't she?
Mary is getting behind in her work.
Mary is feeling good about herself.
Mary is fairly reliable, isn't she?
Mary is fairly certain she can win.
Mary is extremely proud of her son.
Mary is easy to talk to, isn't she?
Mary is easy to impress, isn't she?
Mary is doing what she loves to do.
Mary is doing what she can to help.
Mary is doing what she always does.
Mary is doing very well, isn't she?
Mary is doing something, isn't she?
Mary is doing all right, isn't she?
Mary is doing OK so far, isn't she?
Mary is determined to have her way.
Mary is deaf in one ear, isn't she?
Mary is dating somebody, isn't she?
Mary is counting on you, isn't she?
Mary is convinced that she's right.
Mary is confident about her future.
Mary is concerned about her safety.
Mary is concerned about her health.
Mary is concerned about her future.
Mary is coming with you, isn't she?
Mary is coming tomorrow, isn't she?
Mary is close to thirty, isn't she?
Mary is better than she used to be.
Mary is behind schedule, isn't she?
Mary is asleep upstairs, isn't she?
Mary is as talkative as her father.
Mary is as good as she's ever been.
Mary is an engineer now, isn't she?
Mary is an archeologist, isn't she?
Mary is always prepared, isn't she?
Mary is always losing her umbrella.
Mary is always friendly, isn't she?
Mary is always confused, isn't she?
Mary is always cheerful, isn't she?
Mary is already married, isn't she?
Mary is already engaged, isn't she?
Mary is already at home, isn't she?
Mary is almost never wrong, is she?
Mary is almost finished, isn't she?
Mary is able to do that, isn't she?
Mary is a terrible liar, isn't she?
Mary is a terrible cook, isn't she?
Mary is a soccer player, isn't she?
Mary is a smooth talker, isn't she?
Mary is a schoolteacher, isn't she?
Mary is a quick learner, isn't she?
Mary is a piano teacher, isn't she?
Mary is a musician like her father.
Mary is a music teacher, isn't she?
Mary is a light sleeper, isn't she?
Mary is a hypochondriac, isn't she?
Mary is a heavy sleeper, isn't she?
Mary is a good neighbor, isn't she?
Mary is a good musician, isn't she?
Mary is a good listener, isn't she?
Mary is a good customer, isn't she?
Mary is a control freak, isn't she?
Mary is a bit of a snob, isn't she?
Mary is a bit conceited, isn't she?
Mary is a ballet dancer, isn't she?
Mary is a French teacher in Boston.
Mary is a Boston native, isn't she?
Mary invites me to all her parties.
Mary invited her friends to dinner.
Mary insisted that she acted alone.
Mary hired someone to cook for her.
Mary hid the money in her basement.
Mary hid the book under her pillow.
Mary helps her dad out on the farm.
Mary helped her mother cook dinner.
Mary held out her cup for a refill.
Mary hasn't washed her car in ages.
Mary hasn't said what she might do.
Mary hasn't finished her lunch yet.
Mary has to make her own decisions.
Mary has three tickets in her hand.
Mary has submitted her resignation.
Mary has several scars on her arms.
Mary has put her house up for sale.
Mary has made her intentions clear.
Mary has lived here her whole life.
Mary has learned from her mistakes.
Mary has her sweater on inside out.
Mary has handed in her resignation.
Mary has had her license suspended.
Mary has found herself a boyfriend.
Mary has finished eating her lunch.
Mary has fallen behind in her work.
Mary has done her homework already.
Mary has decided to sell her house.
Mary has assured me she'll do that.
Mary has already made her decision.
Mary has already done her homework.
Mary has a scratch on her forehead.
Mary has a mole under her left eye.
Mary has a good voice, doesn't she?
Mary has a few cards up her sleeve.
Mary has a bruise on her right leg.
Mary had to pay her rent yesterday.
Mary had to have her leg amputated.
Mary had some tricks up her sleeve.
Mary had one of her legs amputated.
Mary had her sweater on inside out.
Mary had her kids paint the garage.
Mary had her car stolen last month.
Mary had her T-shirt on inside out.
Mary had bruises all over her body.
Mary had a stupid grin on her face.
Mary had a scared look on her face.
Mary had a ladle in her right hand.
Mary had a bandage on her forehead.
Mary grinds her teeth in her sleep.
Mary grabbed her backpack and left.
Mary got on her bike and rode away.
Mary got in her car and started it.
Mary got in her car and drove away.
Mary got exactly what she deserved.
Mary got an A on her spelling test.
Mary gets to do whatever she wants.
Mary gave it to me before she died.
Mary gave her teachers a hard time.
Mary gave her dog something to eat.
Mary gave $300 to each of her sons.
Mary frequently talks in her sleep.
Mary found out about it on her own.
Mary found her new job interesting.
Mary forgot to set her alarm clock.
Mary forged her mother's signature.
Mary forged her father's signature.
Mary finished packing her suitcase.
Mary finished her homework quickly.
Mary felt that she was getting old.
Mary felt like she'd been betrayed.
Mary felt her heart beating faster.
Mary feeds table scraps to her dog.
Mary enjoyed her stay in Australia.
Mary earns her living as a teacher.
Mary dropped her son off at school.
Mary dreamed that she was dreaming.
Mary doesn't want to sell her land.
Mary doesn't want to sell her farm.
Mary doesn't talk to her neighbors.
Mary doesn't remember her password.
Mary doesn't plan to go by herself.
Mary doesn't look like she's happy.
Mary doesn't like apples, does she?
Mary doesn't know I don't like her.
Mary doesn't have any money on her.
Mary doesn't have a clue, does she?
Mary doesn't care about her grades.
Mary disguised herself as a priest.
Mary died at her home in Australia.
Mary didn't want to sell her house.
Mary didn't want to go to her room.
Mary didn't want her picture taken.
Mary didn't think she had a choice.
Mary didn't tell me where she went.
Mary didn't much like what she saw.
Mary didn't know where her pen was.
Mary didn't know where her car was.
Mary didn't keep her promise to me.
Mary didn't invite me to her party.
Mary didn't do so well on her test.
Mary didn't dare to open her mouth.
Mary didn't care if she won or not.
Mary did whatever she wanted to do.
Mary did what I expected her to do.
Mary devoted herself to her family.
Mary denied she'd stolen the money.
Mary decided to do that by herself.
Mary dangled her feet in the water.
Mary crushed the box with her foot.
Mary couldn't hide her frustration.
Mary couldn't get her car to start.
Mary couldn't control her emotions.
Mary couldn't believe what she saw.
Mary couldn't believe her bad luck.
Mary could read when she was three.
Mary could no longer hide her fear.
Mary could hardly believe her luck.
Mary could hardly believe her eyes.
Mary could hardly believe her ears.
Mary could go home if she wants to.
Mary confessed that she was afraid.
Mary complains about her job a lot.
Mary complained that her back hurt.
Mary comes and goes as she pleases.
Mary clearly had a lot on her mind.
Mary cleaned her room this morning.
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Mary cleaned her room last weekend.
Mary claims she has psychic powers.
Mary claims she can see the future.
Mary claimed that she didn't do it.
Mary changes her mind all the time.
Mary changed the sheets on her bed.
Mary chained her bicycle to a tree.
Mary certainly thinks she's clever.
Mary can't seem to access her data.
Mary can't see without her glasses.
Mary can't go to Australia, either.
Mary can stay with us if she likes.
Mary can ski as well as her sister.
Mary can say what she wants to say.
Mary can rest as long as she wants.
Mary came as soon as we called her.
Mary burned all of her possessions.
Mary brushed the snow off her coat.
Mary brought her sister to meet me.
Mary broke her arm three weeks ago.
Mary bought herself a new computer.
Mary bought her children some toys.
Mary bought a shawl for her mother.
Mary behaved as if she were insane.
Mary backed into her parking space.
Mary ate all her meals in her room.
Mary asked me to come to her house.
Mary announced her decision Monday.
Mary and her staff can manage that.
Mary and her family live in Boston.
Mary always leaves her computer on.
Mary always keeps her appointments.
Mary admitted that she's done that.
Mary admitted that she'd been rude.
Mary admitted that she wasn't rich.
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Mary admitted that she was starved.
Mary admitted that she was selfish.
Mary admitted that she was married.
Mary admitted that she was baffled.
Mary admitted that she was a thief.
Mary admitted she'd been dishonest.
Mary admitted she wasn't impartial.
Mary admitted she was undependable.
Mary admitted she was disorganized.
Mary admitted she was disappointed.
Mary admitted she hadn't been fair.
Mary admitted she forged the check.
Mary admitted she broke the window.
Mary acted as if she heard nothing.
Mary's older than she says she is.
Mary's locked herself in her room.
Mary zipped up her leather jacket.
Mary wouldn't let anyone help her.
Mary would've kept her mouth shut.
Mary won't tell anybody, will she?
Mary won't leave her dog with you.
Mary won't do that here, will she?
Mary wiped her hands on her jeans.
Mary will do it when she comes in.
Mary wet her lips with her tongue.
Mary went upstairs to her bedroom.
Mary went to Australia by herself.
Mary wasn't wearing her seat belt.
Mary wasn't able to start her car.
Mary washes her car every morning.
Mary washed the dirt off her face.
Mary washed herself in the stream.
Mary was your teacher, wasn't she?
Mary was worried about her health.
Mary was worried about her grades.
Mary was very unhappy, wasn't she?
Mary was very patient, wasn't she?
Mary was unable to hide her tears.
Mary was sound asleep in her room.
Mary was reunited with her father.
Mary was late for her appointment.
Mary was killed by her own father.
Mary was in her bedroom, studying.
Mary was here earlier, wasn't she?
Mary was disappointed, wasn't she?
Mary was at the party, wasn't she?
Mary was asleep when she was shot.
Mary was able to get her job back.
Mary was abandoned by her parents.
Mary wants us to help her do that.
Mary wants pepperoni on her pizza.
Mary wanted to wear her new shoes.
Mary wanted to talk to her lawyer.
Mary wanted to protect her family.
Mary walked out into her backyard.
Mary usually eats her lunch alone.
Mary used a towel to dry her hair.
Mary tried to recover her balance.
Mary tried to impress her friends.
Mary tried to hold back her tears.
Mary tried to hide her excitement.
Mary tried to fasten her seatbelt.
Mary tried her best to look happy.
Mary took the ring off her finger.
Mary took over her father's store.
Mary took off her shoes and socks.
Mary took off her coat and gloves.
Mary took her shoes and socks off.
Mary took her reading glasses off.
Mary took her coat and gloves off.
Mary took her children to the zoo.
Mary took care of her sick mother.
Mary took care of her grandfather.
Mary took a big gulp of her drink.
Mary told the judge she was sorry.
Mary told me to tell you she's OK.
Mary told me that she's terrified.
Mary told me that she's irritated.
Mary told me that she'd walk home.
Mary told me that she'd try again.
Mary told me that she'd stay home.
Mary told me that she'd been sick.
Mary told me that she'd been busy.
Mary told me that she wasn't sure.
Mary told me that she wasn't sick.
Mary told me that she wasn't busy.
Mary told me that she was wounded.
Mary told me that she was working.
Mary told me that she was wealthy.
Mary told me that she was unhappy.
Mary told me that she was psyched.
Mary told me that she was healthy.
Mary told me that she was annoyed.
Mary told me that she walked home.
Mary told me that she plans to go.
Mary told me that she may do that.
Mary told me that she liked pizza.
Mary told me that she had a knife.
Mary told me that she felt hungry.
Mary told me that she felt better.
Mary told me that she didn't know.
Mary told me that she could do it.
Mary told me she's just done that.
Mary told me she's doing that now.
Mary told me she'll join us later.
Mary told me she'd lost her watch.
Mary told me she'd do it tomorrow.
Mary told me she'd been suspended.
Mary told me she'd be cooperative.
Mary told me she would leave soon.
Mary told me she would come again.
Mary told me she was in Australia.
Mary told me she was disorganized.
Mary told me she was discontented.
Mary told me she was conservative.
Mary told me she was appreciative.
Mary told me she was ambidextrous.
Mary told me she needed some cash.
Mary told me she enjoyed the view.
Mary told me she couldn't breathe.
Mary told me she appreciated that.
Mary told me all about her family.
Mary told me I could use her room.
Mary told everyone she was sleepy.
Mary told everyone she was scared.
Mary told everyone she was lonely.
Mary told everyone she was afraid.
Mary told everybody she was upset.
Mary told everybody she was tired.
Mary told everybody she was ready.
Mary told everybody she was broke.
Mary told everybody she was bored.
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Mary threw her old notebooks away.
Mary thought that she was a goner.
Mary thought she was going to die.
Mary thought she must be mistaken.
Mary thought her parents had died.
Mary thinks that she's invincible.
Mary thinks that she's infallible.
Mary thinks that she's a big shot.
Mary thinks that she knows it all.
Mary thinks she's smarter than me.
Mary thinks she understands women.
Mary thinks of no one but herself.
Mary testified in her own defense.
Mary taught French to her friends.
Mary talked to me about her plans.
Mary takes her job very seriously.
Mary takes good care of her horse.
Mary suddenly rose from her chair.
Mary stole money from her friends.
Mary still can't use her left arm.
Mary stayed single her whole life.
Mary started to pack up her stuff.
Mary started to empty her pockets.
Mary started taking off her shoes.
Mary started taking her shoes off.
Mary started strumming her guitar.
Mary started packing her suitcase.
Mary started packing her backpack.
Mary sprained her wrist on Monday.
Mary sprained her ankle yesterday.
Mary sprained her ankle on Monday.
Mary spilled her drink on herself.
Mary spent all her life in Boston.
Mary spends all her time studying.
Mary sometimes walks in her sleep.
Mary sometimes talks in her sleep.
Mary sold her car three weeks ago.
Mary slapped her knee and laughed.
Mary slammed her door really hard.
Mary sits at her computer all day.
Mary showed her photo album to me.
Mary should've never quit her job.
Mary should've let me talk to her.
Mary should've filled up her tank.
Mary should start her own company.
Mary set her alarm clock for 2:30.
Mary says that's where she put it.
Mary says that she intends to win.
Mary says that she hates to study.
Mary says that she has to do that.
Mary says she's never eaten sushi.
Mary says she's been to Australia.
Mary says she'll agree to do that.
Mary says she'd never leave early.
Mary says she won't need our help.
Mary says she won't do it anymore.
Mary says she has to work tonight.
Mary says she has to do that, too.
Mary says she has nothing to hide.
Mary says she has a secret weapon.
Mary says she doesn't care at all.
Mary says she didn't see anything.
Mary says she did nothing illegal.
Mary says she can't trust anybody.
Mary says she can't hear anything.
Mary says she can be here by 2:30.
Mary says she also has to do that.
Mary says her stomach still hurts.
Mary says her conscience is clear.
Mary says aliens had abducted her.
Mary saw a rabbit in her backyard.
Mary said we could borrow her car.
Mary said that wasn't her problem.
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Mary said that she's still afraid.
Mary said that she's not doing it.
Mary said that she's going to win.
Mary said that she's glad you won.
Mary said that she's glad to help.
Mary said that she's feeling fine.
Mary said that she'd wait and see.
Mary said that she'd visit Boston.
Mary said that she'd probably win.
Mary said that she'd love to help.
Mary said that she'd look into it.
Mary said that she'd like to help.
Mary said that she'd go to church.
Mary said that she'd do that, too.
Mary said that she'd do that soon.
Mary said that she'd call me back.
Mary said that she'd call at 2:30.
Mary said that she'd also do that.
Mary said that she wouldn't do it.
Mary said that she wouldn't dance.
Mary said that she won't marry me.
Mary said that she wasn't so sure.
Mary said that she wasn't injured.
Mary said that she wasn't in pain.
Mary said that she wasn't at home.
Mary said that she wasn't annoyed.
Mary said that she was very lucky.
Mary said that she was supportive.
Mary said that she was really mad.
Mary said that she was having fun.
Mary said that she was happy here.
Mary said that she was doing fine.
Mary said that she was displeased.
Mary said that she was colorblind.
Mary said that she was a Canadian.
Mary said that she wanted to talk.
Mary said that she wanted to play.
Mary said that she wanted to help.
Mary said that she wanted revenge.
Mary said that she wanted my help.
Mary said that she wanted answers.
Mary said that she should do that.
Mary said that she plans on going.
Mary said that she never did that.
Mary said that she needed a favor.
Mary said that she loved baseball.
Mary said that she likes the idea.
Mary said that she liked the idea.
Mary said that she knew the rules.
Mary said that she intends to win.
Mary said that she heard gunshots.
Mary said that she has to do that.
Mary said that she hadn't done it.
Mary said that she had to do that.
Mary said that she had no regrets.
Mary said that she had a headache.
Mary said that she had a hard day.
Mary said that she had a daughter.
Mary said that she had a contract.
Mary said that she found her keys.
Mary said that she felt wonderful.
Mary said that she felt reassured.
Mary said that she felt powerless.
Mary said that she felt neglected.
Mary said that she felt fantastic.
Mary said that she felt desperate.
Mary said that she did that wrong.
Mary said that she couldn't do it.
Mary said that it was on her desk.
Mary said that it belonged to her.
Mary said that her team would win.
Mary said that didn't concern her.
Mary said she's glad that you won.
Mary said she'd never leave early.
Mary said she'd never hurt anyone.
Mary said she'd never heard of me.
Mary said she'd go there tomorrow.
Mary said she'd be going by train.
Mary said she would leave at 2:30.
Mary said she would do that again.
Mary said she would come tomorrow.
Mary said she wasn't in Australia.
Mary said she wasn't going to win.
Mary said she was very happy here.
Mary said she was unlikely to win.
Mary said she was unlikely to cry.
Mary said she was tired of losing.
Mary said she was glad to see you.
Mary said she was glad to be here.
Mary said she was extremely tired.
Mary said she was doing just fine.
Mary said she was aching all over.
Mary said she thought I was witty.
Mary said she saw something scary.
Mary said she isn't likely to win.
Mary said she isn't likely to cry.
Mary said she has nothing to hide.
Mary said she had quit doing that.
Mary said she had fully recovered.
Mary said she had a difficult day.
Mary said she got bored in Boston.
Mary said she felt very confident.
Mary said she felt a little woozy.
Mary said she felt a little dizzy.
Mary said she felt a little dazed.
Mary said she didn't want a party.
Mary said she didn't hunt anymore.
Mary said she didn't believe that.
Mary said she did nothing illegal.
Mary said her house wasn't locked.
Mary rides her bicycle everywhere.
Mary remained poor her whole life.
Mary remained in her room all day.
Mary refused my offer to help her.
Mary reflected on what she'd done.
Mary really wants to keep her job.
Mary really should be in her room.
Mary realizes she's being ignored.
Mary read a story to her children.
Mary reached into her coat pocket.
Mary raised her glass to her lips.
Mary put the note into her pocket.
Mary put some butter on her toast.
Mary put on her coat and went out.
Mary put her wedding ring back on.
Mary put her toys back in the box.
Mary put her racket on the ground.
Mary put her keys into her pocket.
Mary put her hat back on and left.
Mary put her hands over her mouth.
Mary put a flea collar on her dog.
Mary put a band-aid on her finger.
Mary pulled the mask off her face.
Mary promised to stay in her room.
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J'ai besoin de pâte de dentifrice.
Il me faut de la pâte de dentifrice.
Mary probably isn't in her office.
Mary pretended she didn't know me.
Mary practiced her scales all day.
Mary postponed her trip to Boston.
Mary plays the piano, doesn't she?
Mary parked her car in the garage.
Mary overslept and missed her bus.
Mary outlived many of her friends.
Mary ordered her favorite dessert.
Mary only swears when she's angry.
Mary often sings with her friends.
Mary often meets her friends here.
Mary often fails to keep her word.
Mary often cries when she's drunk.
Mary nodded her head in agreement.
Mary never talks about her family.
Mary never should've quit her job.
Mary never said she would help us.
Mary never said she would do that.
Mary never forgot to pay her rent.
Mary needs to regain her strength.
Mary needs to change her behavior.
Mary needs to change her attitude.
Mary needed her parents' approval.
Mary must've gotten over her cold.
Mary must realize what she's done.
Mary must pay for what she's done.
Mary mostly talked about her trip.
Mary misses her mother and father.
Mary might think I don't like her.
Mary met her husband in Australia.
Mary managed to control her anger.
Mary loved her family and friends.
Mary lost her son early last year.
Mary lost her glasses in the park.
Mary lost custody of her children.
Mary looks like she's unconvinced.
Mary looks like she's unconscious.
Mary looks like she's unconcerned.
Mary looks like she's intoxicated.
Mary looked like she was unafraid.
Mary looked like she was troubled.
Mary looked like she was stranded.
Mary looked like she was occupied.
Mary looked like she was homeless.
Mary looked like she was hesitant.
Mary looked like she was agitated.
Mary looked just like her picture.
Mary looked around for her camera.
Mary lives near here, doesn't she?
Mary lives in Boston, doesn't she?
Mary lives alone with her parents.
Mary likes me and I like her, too.
Mary likes everybody in her class.
Mary likes Australia, doesn't she?
Mary left her umbrella in the car.
Mary left her textbook in the car.
Mary knows what she wants to hear.
Mary knows the police suspect her.
Mary knows that we believe in her.
Mary knows that she has no choice.
Mary knows that she has a problem.
Mary knows that she can trust you.
Mary knows that she can do better.
Mary knows how her dog was killed.
Mary knew she should study French.
Mary killed the tiger, didn't she?
Mary isn't very efficient, is she?
Mary isn't in her bedroom, is she?
Mary isn't home right now, is she?
Mary isn't happy about it, is she?
Mary isn't going with you, is she?
Mary isn't doing the best she can.
Mary isn't doing anything, is she?
Mary isn't disturbing you, is she?
Mary isn't at home. She's at work.
Mary isn't at all like her sister.
Mary isn't as fat as I am, is she?
Mary isn't a happy person, is she?
Mary isn't a happy camper, is she?
Mary is with her dogs in the park.
Mary is well connected, isn't she?
Mary is wearing my cap, isn't she?
Mary is wearing gloves, isn't she?
Mary is wearing a suit, isn't she?
Mary is wearing a coat, isn't she?
Mary is wearing a cast on her arm.
Mary is washing her car right now.
Mary is washing dishes, isn't she?
Mary is waiting inside, isn't she?
Mary is waiting for us, isn't she?
Mary is waiting for me, isn't she?
Mary is very tired now, isn't she?
Mary is very secretive, isn't she?
Mary is very sarcastic, isn't she?
Mary is very religious, isn't she?
Mary is very practical, isn't she?
Mary is very organized, isn't she?
Mary is very obnoxious, isn't she?
Mary is very motivated, isn't she?
Mary is very laid back, isn't she?
Mary is very emotional, isn't she?
Mary is very dedicated to her job.
Mary is very committed, isn't she?
Mary is very attentive, isn't she?
Mary is very assertive, isn't she?
Mary is very angry now, isn't she?
Mary is very afraid of her father.
Mary is unenthusiastic, isn't she?
Mary is unapproachable, isn't she?
Mary is trying to help, isn't she?
Mary is trying to find her father.
Mary is trying as hard as she can.
Mary is the only family she's got.
Mary is the best at what she does.
Mary is terminally ill, isn't she?
Mary is taller than me, isn't she?
Mary is tall and so is her sister.
Mary is taking a break, isn't she?
Mary is still upstairs, isn't she?
Mary is still the same, isn't she?
Mary is still the best, isn't she?
Mary is still studying, isn't she?
Mary is still sleeping, isn't she?
Mary is still living with her mom.
Mary is still laughing, isn't she?
Mary is still in there, isn't she?
Mary is still in shock, isn't she?
Mary is still homesick, isn't she?
Mary is still homeless, isn't she?
Mary is still confused, isn't she?
Mary is still a rookie, isn't she?
Mary is sorry that she got caught.
Mary is scared of dogs, isn't she?
Mary is rich, but she isn't happy.
Mary is reviewing all her options.
Mary is refusing to pay her bills.
Mary is really worried, isn't she?
Mary is really selfish, isn't she?
Mary is really excited, isn't she?
Mary is ready to start, isn't she?
Mary is ready to leave, isn't she?
Mary is ready to begin, isn't she?
Mary is ready for that, isn't she?
Mary is reading a book, isn't she?
Mary is quite reserved, isn't she?
Mary is quite charming, isn't she?
Mary is quite artistic, isn't she?
Mary is quite a talker, isn't she?
Mary is quite a dancer, isn't she?
Mary is pushing thirty, isn't she?
Mary is pretty excited, isn't she?
Mary is pretty bad off, isn't she?
Mary is pretty amazing, isn't she?
Mary is planning to go, isn't she?
Mary is our best pilot, isn't she?
Mary is on the balcony, isn't she?
Mary is on her way to the airport.
Mary is on her way back to Boston.
Mary is on her own now, isn't she?
Mary is older than you, isn't she?
Mary is off duty today, isn't she?
Mary is now on her own, isn't she?
Mary is now in trouble, isn't she?
Mary is now doing that, isn't she?
Mary is now doing fine, isn't she?
Mary is now as tall as her mother.
Mary is lucky she didn't get shot.
Mary is living with her uncle now.
Mary is likely to wait, isn't she?
Mary is likely to come, isn't she?
Mary is kind of creepy, isn't she?
Mary is kind of a snob, isn't she?
Mary is in trouble now, isn't she?
Mary is in the library, isn't she?
Mary is in the kitchen, isn't she?
Mary is in her office at her desk.
Mary is in her bedroom, isn't she?
Mary is in good health, isn't she?
Mary is in college now, isn't she?
Mary is in big trouble, isn't she?
Mary is in bed, asleep, isn't she?
Mary is in bed reading, isn't she?
Mary is in a good mood, isn't she?
Mary is in a big hurry, isn't she?
Mary is here in Boston, isn't she?
Mary is here every day, isn't she?
Mary is having fun now, isn't she?
Mary is having a party, isn't she?
Mary is hard to please, isn't she?
Mary is happy with her new guitar.
Mary is good with kids, isn't she?
Mary is good at soccer, isn't she?
Mary is good at skiing, isn't she?
Mary is going with you, isn't she?
Mary is going to take me with her.
Mary is going to leave, isn't she?
Mary is going to agree, isn't she?
Mary is going downtown, isn't she?
Mary is getting what she deserves.
Mary is getting better, isn't she?
Mary is gambling again, isn't she?
Mary is gaining weight, isn't she?
Mary is fun to be with, isn't she?
Mary is full of energy, isn't she?
Mary is feeling OK now, isn't she?
Mary is faster than me, isn't she?
Mary is extremely busy, isn't she?
Mary is expecting that, isn't she?
Mary is eating cookies, isn't she?
Mary is easy to please, isn't she?
Mary is eager to leave, isn't she?
Mary is double-jointed, isn't she?
Mary is done for today, isn't she?
Mary is doing well now, isn't she?
Mary is doing that now, isn't she?
Mary is doing it wrong, isn't she?
Mary is doing it right, isn't she?
Mary is doing her part, isn't she?
Mary is doing her best, isn't she?
Mary is doing her best not to cry.
Mary is doing her French homework.
Mary is doing fine now, isn't she?
Mary is dissatisfied with her job.
Mary is digging a hole, isn't she?
Mary is different from her sister.
Mary is dating someone, isn't she?
Mary is crazy about her boyfriend.
Mary is counting on us, isn't she?
Mary is coming with us, isn't she?
Mary is claustrophobic, isn't she?
Mary is chatting with her friends.
Mary is busy right now, isn't she?
Mary is bigger than me, isn't she?
Mary is being stubborn, isn't she?
Mary is being childish, isn't she?
Mary is being cautious, isn't she?
Mary is behaving oddly, isn't she?
Mary is baking cookies, isn't she?
Mary is back in prison, isn't she?
Mary is back in Boston, isn't she?
Mary is back home with her family.
Mary is awfully skinny, isn't she?
Mary is away on a trip, isn't she?
Mary is aware of her shortcomings.
Mary is at home with her children.
Mary is apt to forget her promise.
Mary is apt to do that, isn't she?
Mary is apt to be late, isn't she?
Mary is angry with you, isn't she?
Mary is an entertainer, isn't she?
Mary is an electrician, isn't she?
Mary is an avid reader, isn't she?
Mary is an artist like her father.
Mary is an art student, isn't she?
Mary is always on time, isn't she?
Mary is always careful, isn't she?
Mary is always at home, isn't she?
Mary is also a teacher, isn't she?
Mary is already asleep, isn't she?
Mary is almost never late, is she?
Mary is almost never home, is she?
Mary is all by herself, isn't she?
Mary is afraid to leave her house.
Mary is afraid of her grandfather.
Mary is afraid of dogs, isn't she?
Mary is afraid of cats, isn't she?
Mary is acting strange, isn't she?
Mary is about your age, isn't she?
Mary is about to leave, isn't she?
Mary is about to begin, isn't she?
Mary is able to walk on her hands.
Mary is a veterinarian, isn't she?
Mary is a truck driver, isn't she?
Mary is a third grader, isn't she?
Mary is a teacher, too, isn't she?
Mary is a teacher here, isn't she?
Mary is a spoiled brat, isn't she?
Mary is a smart person, isn't she?
Mary is a slow learner, isn't she?
Mary is a sheep farmer, isn't she?
Mary is a real charmer, isn't she?
Mary is a quiet person, isn't she?
Mary is a psychologist, isn't she?
Mary is a psychiatrist, isn't she?
Mary is a professional, isn't she?
Mary is a prison guard, isn't she?
Mary is a messy person, isn't she?
Mary is a little weird, isn't she?
Mary is a little early, isn't she?
Mary is a little drunk, isn't she?
Mary is a heavy smoker, isn't she?
Mary is a good swimmer, isn't she?
Mary is a good painter, isn't she?
Mary is a good manager, isn't she?
Mary is a good drummer, isn't she?
Mary is a good bassist, isn't she?
Mary is a gifted actor, isn't she?
Mary is a fussy person, isn't she?
Mary is a friendly kid, isn't she?
Mary is a fast swimmer, isn't she?
Mary is a car mechanic, isn't she?
Mary is a bit snobbish, isn't she?
Mary is a bit confused, isn't she?
Mary is a baseball fan, isn't she?
Mary insisted she was ready to go.
Mary injured herself this morning.
Mary inherited her uncle's estate.
Mary hurt her elbow when she fell.
Mary hung up her keys on the hook.
Mary hung her diploma on the wall.
Mary hid the book behind her back.
Mary helped you today, didn't she?
Mary held her hands over her ears.
Mary held her breath for a moment.
Mary heard somebody yell her name.
Mary headed back to her apartment.
Mary hates this idea, doesn't she?
Mary hasn't yet done her homework.
Mary hasn't yet bought her ticket.
Mary hasn't violated her contract.
Mary hasn't painted her house yet.
Mary hasn't finished her training.
Mary hasn't done her homework yet.
Mary hasn't bought her ticket yet.
Mary has worked hard all her life.
Mary has to look after her mother.
Mary has three pens in her pocket.
Mary has three cars in her garage.
Mary has sold her house in Boston.
Mary has other things on her mind.
Mary has many problems of her own.
Mary has many friends to help her.
Mary has maintained her innocence.
Mary has made up her mind already.
Mary has lost both of her parents.
Mary has lived there all her life.
Mary has just finished her report.
Mary has had her appendix removed.
Mary has completely lost her mind.
Mary has canceled her appointment.
Mary has bruises on her right arm.
Mary has been sleeping in her car.
Mary has been in her room all day.
Mary has been here her whole life.
Mary has announced her retirement.
Mary has already made up her mind.
Mary has already cleaned her room.
Mary has a splinter in her finger.
Mary has a scar on her left cheek.
Mary has a nasty cut on her cheek.
Mary has a brace on her right leg.
Mary hardly ever loses her temper.
Mary handed her keys to the valet.
Mary had to leave her dog at home.
Mary had surgery on her right leg.
Mary had other things on her mind.
Mary had new tires put on her car.
Mary had her wisdom teeth removed.
Mary had everything going for her.
Mary had a silly look on her face.
Mary had a paintbrush in her hand.
Mary had a huge smile on her face.
Mary had a funny look on her face.
Mary graduated third in her class.
Mary graduated first in her class.
Mary got some shampoo in her eyes.
Mary got in her car and went home.
Mary got in her car and drove off.
Mary gave her dog a piece of meat.
Mary gathered her kids around her.
Mary found her key under the sofa.
Mary forgot to renew her passport.
Mary forgot to pay her phone bill.
Mary forgot to bring her swimsuit.
Mary forgot her trumpet at school.
Mary figures that she's not alone.
Mary felt something touch her arm.
Mary felt like she was on her own.
Mary expressed her disappointment.
Mary explained her plan in detail.
Mary eventually turned herself in.
Mary enjoys talking about herself.
Mary earned her doctorate in 2013.
Mary drowned in her swimming pool.
Mary drove her children to school.
Mary dropped her cup and broke it.
Mary dried her hands with a towel.
Mary doesn't want to sell her car.
Mary doesn't want to lose her job.
Mary doesn't want to dye her hair.
Mary doesn't think it's her fault.
Mary doesn't live near her office.
Mary doesn't let anyone touch her.
Mary doesn't know that I like her.
Mary doesn't know that I hate her.
Mary doesn't do her job very well.
Mary does exactly what I tell her.
Mary died while she was in Boston.
Mary died when she was very young.
Mary died when a tree fell on her.
Mary died peacefully in her sleep.
Mary died in her sleep last night.
Mary didn't want me to sit by her.
Mary didn't say she would do that.
Mary didn't resign. She got fired.
Mary didn't pay her taxes on time.
Mary didn't need to go by herself.
Mary didn't look up from her book.
Mary didn't listen to her parents.
Mary didn't hurt anybody, did she?
Mary didn't have to go by herself.
Mary didn't have a scratch on her.
Mary didn't do what she was asked.
Mary didn't do what she had to do.
Mary didn't complete her homework.
Mary did what they told her to do.
Mary did what she'd planned to do.
Mary did well considering her age.
Mary did the only thing she could.
Mary did her duty, and I did mine.
Mary did her best, but she failed.
Mary did everything I told her to.
Mary deserves everything she gets.
Mary denies she paid ransom money.
Mary denies she agreed to do that.
Mary denied she agreed to do that.
Mary decided to keep her distance.
Mary couldn't take her gloves off.
Mary couldn't hide her excitement.
Mary couldn't get her car started.
Mary couldn't finish her sandwich.
Mary couldn't even write her name.
Mary could've fallen to her death.
Mary could feel her knees shaking.
Mary could do it if she wanted to.
Mary completed her degree in 2013.
Mary cleans her room every Monday.
Kiel oni mortigis lin?
Mary claimed that she acted alone.
Mary can't make her own decisions.
Mary can't even remember her name.
Mary came out of her hiding place.
Mary calls her mother once a week.
Mary burned her hand on the stove.
Mary buried her face in her hands.
Mary brushed the snow off her hat.
Mary bought a present for her son.
Mary began her speech with a joke.
Mary barely touched her breakfast.
Mary banged her knee on the table.
Mary ate her sandwich at her desk.
Mary asked why she had to do that.
Mary asked me to polish her shoes.
Mary asked me if I would help her.
Mary apparently lost her passport.
Mary announced her plans to leave.
Mary and her sister live together.
Mary always yells at her children.
Mary always pays her rent on time.
Mary admitted that she was hungry.
Mary admitted that she was biased.
Mary admitted that she used drugs.
Mary admitted that she left early.
Mary admitted that she didn't win.
Mary admitted that she didn't cry.
Mary admitted she'd been reckless.
Mary admitted she'd been mistaken.
Mary admitted she'd been impolite.
Mary admitted she'd been drinking.
Mary admitted she'd been defeated.
Mary admitted she'd been careless.
Mary admitted she wasn't prepared.
Mary admitted she was heartbroken.
Mary admitted she stole the money.
Mary admitted she knew the secret.
Mary admits that she's left early.
Mary admits that she wasn't happy.
Mary acted as if she knew nothing.
Mary Jackson wasn't her real name.
Mary wrote down her phone number.
Mary wouldn't let me in her room.
Mary won't do that now, will she?
Mary won't come. She's very busy.
Mary wishes she had a bigger car.
Mary wished she'd studied harder.
Mary wished she had a decent job.
Mary will likely change her mind.
Mary went to college, didn't she?
Mary went into her dressing room.
Mary went back to her hotel room.
Mary wasn't wearing her new coat.
Mary was your friend, wasn't she?
Mary was where she said she'd be.
Mary was thoughtless, wasn't she?
Mary was stunned by what she saw.
Mary was open about her problems.
Mary was forced to sell her farm.
Mary was always good to her kids.
Mary was able to get her own way.
Mary was able to extend her visa.
Mary wants us to know she did it.
Mary wants to be like her mother.
Mary wants her mother's approval.
Mary wanted to pay off her debts.
Mary walked back into her office.
Mary underestimated her opponent.
Mary turned off her bedside lamp.
Mary turned her bowl upside down.
Mary tried to sell her old couch.
Mary tried to regain her balance.
Mary tried to protect her family.
Mary tried to hide her annoyance.
Mary tried to disguise her voice.
Mary tried to control her temper.
Mary tried her best to look busy.
Mary took her place at the table.
Mary took her daughter to school.
Mary took her children to Boston.
Mary took a drink from her glass.
Mary told us she'd to go with us.
Mary told us about her childhood.
Mary told me that she's unbiased.
Mary told me that she'd call you.
Mary told me that she'd be there.
Mary told me that she wasn't mad.
Mary told me that she was thirty.
Mary told me that she was strong.
Mary told me that she was strict.
Mary told me that she was a poet.
Mary told me that she understood.
Mary told me that she liked snow.
Mary told me that she liked rain.
Mary told me that she left early.
Mary told me that she had a plan.
Mary told me that she had a cold.
Mary told me that she felt tired.
Mary told me that she enjoyed it.
Mary told me that she didn't win.
Mary told me that she didn't cry.
Mary told me that she called you.
Mary told me she's losing weight.
Mary told me she'll be back soon.
Mary told me she'd rather not go.
Mary told me she'd been forgiven.
Mary told me she'd been careless.
Mary told me she'd be supportive.
Mary told me she'd already eaten.
Mary told me she was pessimistic.
Mary told me she likes you a lot.
Mary told me she intended to win.
Mary told me she hated Christmas.
Mary told me her father was rich.
Mary told me I could use her car.
Mary told everyone she was upset.
Mary told everyone she was tired.
Mary told everyone she was ready.
Mary told everyone she was broke.
Mary told everyone she was bored.
Mary told everybody she was well.
L'émail des dents est la substance la plus dure de ton corps.
Mary told everybody she was safe.
Mary told everybody she was fine.
Mary told everybody she was done.
Mary told everybody she was cold.
Mary threw herself into her work.
Mary thought she heard a gunshot.
Mary thinks that she's so clever.
Mary thinks that she'll die soon.
Mary thinks that she has the flu.
Mary thinks that she can do that.
Mary thinks she's in big trouble.
Mary thinks she got a good price.
Mary thinks her house is haunted.
Mary thanked me for rescuing her.
Mary straightened up her bedroom.
Mary stopped to catch her breath.
Mary stopped taking her medicine.
Mary stopped her car and got out.
Mary still lives with her mother.
Mary still hasn't washed her car.
Mary stayed at her uncle's house.
Mary started her blog in October.
Mary spoke to me about her plans.
Mary soon realized she was alone.
Mary sold her house in Australia.
Mary sold her house for $300,000.
Mary smiled as she took her seat.
Mary sleeps with her window open.
Mary shut the door on her finger.
Mary showed the bartender her ID.
Mary shouldn't have quit her job.
Mary shared her sandwich with me.
Mary seldom eats with her family.
Mary seemed very full of herself.
Mary seemed happy when I saw her.
Mary scribbled a note on her pad.
Mary says someday she'll do that.
Mary says she's ready to do that.
Mary says she's never grown corn.
Mary says she's glad you're here.
Mary says she'll do that someday.
Mary says she won't study French.
Mary says she wants to come, too.
Mary says she doesn't need money.
Mary says she doesn't like money.
Mary says she declined that deal.
Mary says she can't find her hat.
Mary says she can't eat any more.
Mary sat on the edge of her desk.
Mary sat at her desk all morning.
Mary sat and waited for her food.
Mary said that you stole her car.
Mary said that she's very hungry.
Mary said that she's unimpressed.
Mary said that she's unconvinced.
Mary said that she's sympathetic.
Mary said that she's ready to go.
Mary said that she's pessimistic.
Mary said that she's not worried.
Mary said that she's not thirsty.
Mary said that she's heartbroken.
Mary said that she's embarrassed.
Mary said that she's discouraged.
Mary said that she'll try to win.
Mary said that she'll leave soon.
Mary said that she'd wait for us.
Mary said that she'd sort it out.
Mary said that she'd do it later.
Mary said that she'd been hungry.
Mary said that she wouldn't wait.
Mary said that she would do that.
Mary said that she would be here.
Mary said that she wasn't thirty.
Mary said that she wasn't strong.
Mary said that she wasn't lonely.
Mary said that she wasn't coming.
Mary said that she wasn't bitter.
Mary said that she was in Boston.
Mary said that she was done, too.
Mary said that she was dog-tired.
Mary said that she was at school.
Mary said that she was an artist.
Mary said that she was all alone.
Mary said that she wanted to win.
Mary said that she wanted to die.
Mary said that she wanted to cry.
Mary said that she planned to go.
Mary said that she needed a rest.
Mary said that she might not win.
Mary said that she might do that.
Mary said that she loved me, too.
Mary said that she loved animals.
Mary said that she liked my idea.
Mary said that she isn't worried.
Mary said that she isn't thirsty.
Mary said that she felt the same.
Mary said that she felt terrific.
Mary said that she felt terrible.
Mary said that she felt repulsed.
Mary said that she felt relieved.
Mary said that she felt rejected.
Mary said that she felt offended.
Mary said that she felt nauseous.
Mary said that she felt left out.
Mary said that she felt helpless.
Mary said that she felt excluded.
Mary said that she felt confused.
Mary said that she felt betrayed.
Mary said that she didn't get it.
Mary said that she did just that.
Mary said that she couldn't walk.
Mary said that she couldn't wait.
Mary said that she couldn't swim.
Mary said that she could take it.
Mary said that she could help us.
Mary said that she could do that.
Mary said that she can handle it.
Mary said that she believed that.
Mary said that her job was tough.
Mary said that her back was sore.
Mary said she's in Australia now.
Mary said she's glad you're back.
Mary said she's done all of that.
Mary said she's been working out.
Mary said she'll visit Australia.
Mary said she'd fly to Australia.
Mary said she'd be willing to go.
Mary said she would visit Boston.
Mary said she would stop smoking.
Mary said she would go to Boston.
Mary said she wasn't a terrorist.
Mary said she was very confident.
Mary said she was doing that now.
Mary said she wanted to meet you.
Mary said she might possibly win.
Mary said she isn't going ashore.
Mary said she heard the gunshots.
Mary said she heard an explosion.
Mary said she had fun doing that.
Mary said she felt uncomfortable.
Mary said she didn't want to die.
Mary said she didn't like Boston.
Mary said her stomach still hurt.
Mary said goodbye to her friends.
Mary roasts her own coffee beans.
Mary rides her bicycle to school.
Mary rides her bicycle every day.
Mary reluctantly went by herself.
Mary realized that she was dying.
Mary realized that she might die.
Mary reached down to pet her dog.
Mary rarely talks about her work.
Mary rarely eats with her family.
Mary ran back into her apartment.
Mary ran as quickly as she could.
Mary raised her family in Boston.
Mary put the key into her pocket.
Mary put some salad on her plate.
Mary put some milk in her coffee.
Mary put on her shirt inside out.
Mary put her shirt on inside out.
Mary put her phone in her pocket.
Mary put her money in a shoe box.
Mary put her head out the window.
Mary put her hands over her ears.
Mary put her hand over her mouth.
Mary put her feet up on her desk.
Mary put her books in her locker.
Mary put her bag under the table.
Mary put clean sheets on her bed.
Mary promised she'd speak French.
Mary promised she would be there.
Mary pressed redial on her phone.
Mary practices what she preaches.
Mary poured tea for her visitors.
Mary played a joke on her friend.
Mary pawned her mother's jewelry.
Mary paid off her gambling debts.
Mary opened her own dance studio.
Mary opened her mouth to protest.
Mary often yells at her children.
Mary nodded her head in approval.
Mary nodded her head a few times.
Mary never told me she was a cop.
Mary never told me she had a dog.
Mary never told me her last name.
Mary never pays her rent on time.
Mary never listens to her mother.
Mary never let me into her house.
Mary never finishes her homework.
Mary nervously shuffled her feet.
Mary needs to update her website.
Mary needs to renew her passport.
Mary needs to pay her rent today.
Mary needed help doing her taxes.
Mary must make her own decisions.
Mary might still change her mind.
Mary may do anything she pleases.
Mary married one of her students.
Mary lost her son in an accident.
Mary looks like she's suspicious.
Mary looks like she's distracted.
Mary looks like she's displeased.
Mary looks like she's determined.
Mary looks a lot like her sister.
Mary looks a lot like her mother.
Mary looked over to her shoulder.
Mary looked like she was trapped.
Mary looked like she was stunned.
Mary looked like she was frantic.
Mary looked like she was certain.
Mary looked around at her family.
Mary lives near you, doesn't she?
Mary likes to play with her dogs.
Mary likes football, doesn't she?
Mary likes everyone in her class.
Mary liked everybody on her team.
Mary let us know she had arrived.
Mary left some food on her plate.
Mary left her umbrella in my car.
Mary left her umbrella at school.
Mary left her son a lot of money.
Mary leaves her radio on all day.
Mary leaned forward in her chair.
Mary laid her cards on the table.
Mary knows what she wants to say.
Mary knows that she's in trouble.
Mary knows that she has to do it.
Mary knows that she can trust us.
Mary knows that she can trust me.
Mary knows she's vulnerable here.
Mary knows her way around a boat.
Mary knows her way around Boston.
Mary knows I'm older than she is.
Mary knew that she had to escape.
Mary knew she was being insulted.
Mary killed herself in Australia.
Mary kicked me out of her office.
Mary kept her end of the bargain.
Mary just changed her mind again.
Mary just can't make up her mind.
Mary isn't wearing her seat belt.
Mary isn't to be trusted, is she?
Mary isn't sure how she got here.
Mary isn't so successful, is she?
Mary isn't likely to win, is she?
Mary isn't likely to cry, is she?
Mary isn't home. She's at school.
Mary isn't going to lose, is she?
Mary isn't concentrating, is she?
Mary isn't big, but she's strong.