loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Lia familio tre ŝatas ĉiutage televidi.
Ŝia familio tre ŝatas ĉiutage televidi.
Venontsemajne mi volas viziti mian amikon.
Nia amikino vojaĝis al urbeto lastsemajne.
La studento konatiĝis kun tiu virino lastjare.
חבריי קוראים לי בט.
חבריי קוראים לי בת'.
Une grande maison ne vaut pas un grand cœur.
Parler beaucoup ne vaut pas parler peu, parler peu ne vaut pas parler bien.
Ils le respectent en tant que bienfaiteur.
Oni nomas la hindujan flagon trikolora, ĉar ĝi enhavas tri kolorojn: safrankoloron, blankon kaj verdon.
その絵の背景には城が描かれている。
Estas neniu ŝanco.
Жене су со живота.
For every ten m.p.h of speed you should allow one car-length of space between you and the car in front.
No soy el capitán del nuevo equipo.
On voit un château à l'arrière-plan du tableau.
Todos dicen que Kate es un genio y que tendrá un futuro de mucho éxito.
Ce champion déclare qu'il se retirera l'année prochaine.
Nous sommes certains que nous finirons à temps.
Ésta es la casa en la que ella vivía.
Elle le prévient qu'elle achètera le journal.
Le directeur assure qu'il octroiera une augmentation.
Tus ojos reflejan el eco de mi voz.
On l'informe que la réunion aura lieu dans la Grande Salle.
¿Quieres casarte primero o tener un hijo primero?
Le service météo affirme qu'il fera très chaud l'été prochain.
Je l'ai vu en sortant.
La Sra. Lark tocó el piano y los niños cantaron.
Les enfants chantent en marchant.
Je me suis fait mal en courant.
Mi sono fatto male correndo.
Yo era uno de los mejores alumnos de la clase.
Tout en sachant son adresse, il n'a pas réussi à la retrouver.
Me he hecho daño corriendo.
Le plus beau dans le ciel est les étoiles, le plus beau dans la vie est la gentillesse.
Le he visto saliendo.
Seulement 13 personnes ? C'est tout ?
Ne crains pas l'ennemi qui est tel un tigre, ne crains que le compagnon qui est tel un cochon.
L'amour vient du mensonge, l'affection, du sommeil.
La reine portait une magnifique robe d'argent.
La jeunesse, c'est comme du papier toilette, en le regardant il y en a beaucoup, et en l'utilisant, l'utilisant, il n'y en a plus assez.
Lucia apprend beaucoup en lisant.
En soutenant cette cause, il a commis une erreur.
Il est probable qu'il neigera ce soir.
Elle est venue près de moi et a demandé mon nom.
Ich habe Schluckauf.
Un chat n'est pas un être humain !
He told his friends his secret.
Hans est un nom allemand.
אני ממלא תפקיד חשוב.
なんちゅう大食いなんだこいつは。
אני ממלאת תפקיד חשוב.
בואו נתקדם.
Ni daŭrigu!
Kiam ni alvenis la stacion, la trajno jam estis for.
Kiam ni alvenis la stacion, la trajno jam estis forveturinta.
Estamos trabalhando para consertar esse erro.
O dinheiro que está na mesa não é meu.
Não temos nenhuma vaga no momento.
Ele contou aos amigos o segredo dele.
Ele supôs que você reservaria lugares.
Ele supõe que você reservará assentos.
As cobras são criaturas de sangue frio.
Se você quiser sair da sala de aula, levante sua mão e peça permissão.
Il propose la réforme de l'enseignement universitaire.
Tomamos a liberdade de suspender sua candidatura.
トムは声の限りに叫んだ。
トムは声を限りに叫んだ。
Tom a crié aussi fort que possible.
Le professeur a commencé à m'accabler de questions.
Tom cria à plein poumons.
Tom cria de tout son corps.
Now it is true that I believe this country is following a dangerous trend when it permits too great a degree of centralization of governmental functions. I oppose this — in some instances the fight is a rather desperate one. But to attain any success it is quite clear that the Federal government cannot avoid or escape responsibilities which the mass of the people firmly believe should be undertaken by it. The political processes of our country are such that if a rule of reason is not applied in this effort, we will lose everything — even to a possible and drastic change in the Constitution. This is what I mean by my constant insistence upon "moderation" in government.
My place is with them now.
De kauwgom kleefde aan de schoenzool.
Mijn vriendje lijkt serieus te zijn.
Mensen van je leeftijd hebben vaak dit probleem.
El nu fumează.
A lot of people around here drive trucks.
A lot of people around here like country music.
A lot of people feel the same way about this as I do.
A lot of people feel the same way you do.
A lot of people in our neighborhood own guns.
Nancy kon niet hebben gelogen.
A lot of people living in our building don't like the owner.
A lot of people would like to become famous. However, a lot of famous people wish they weren't so famous.
Wat zij zei bleek niet waar te zijn.
Ik kan me niet veroorloven om zo'n dure auto te kopen.
Il havas ne plu kam kin Angla libri.
Susie amas muziko Japoniana.
Men zegt dat hij al zijn geld verloren heeft.
I'm too tired to go out jogging.
Nia frigorizilo esas ruptita.
I'm too tired to think.
Je hebt het gedaan!
Het is je gelukt!
I'm too tired to do anything right now.
Tu sucesis!
Ik wou dat ik die gitaar kon kopen.
Tôi không thể ăn hay uống những thức ăn rất nóng.
Hij heeft me verteld om het raam open te houden.
Have you seen a little girl with short black hair?
I'm too tired to do study.
猫というのは興味深い、まるで女性のようだ。向こうからやってきて話しかけてくる分には良いが、こっちから話しかけようとすると、なかなか上手くいかない。
I'm too tired to concentrate on this problem right now.
İki ailenin çok yakın bağları var.
Amerika Birleşik Devletler'nin Meksika ile yakın bağları vardır.
Anne, kızının saçına bir kurdele bağladı.
I'm too tired to ride my bicycle back home.
Tom paketi sardı ve iplerle bağladı.
Ben koşuya gitmeden önce ayakkabılarımı her zaman sıkı bağlarım.
Bir kömür madeninde yıllarca çalışmaktan hastanın akciğer dokusu hasar gördü.
Benim bahçemdeki yabani otları çekmek için bir alete ihtiyacım var.
Bugüne kadar icat edilmiş en önemli araç nedir?
Tesisatçı bizim lavaboyu tamir etmek için birçok alet kullandı.
Bir İngiliz anahtarı, yaygın olarak kullanılan bir araçtır.
Tom kovayı ağzına kadar doldurdu.
Tom cüzdanını konsolun üstüne koydu.
I'm too sleepy to drive.
Onun dağın tepesine ulaşacağını düşünüyor musunuz?
Kız arkadaşını başka bir adamla görmesi işkenceydi.
Amerika'da güvenlik güçlerinin bilgi almak için işkence yapması yasal değildir.
ABD'de, onlardan bilgi almak için insanlara işkence yapmak yasaktır.
Are you laughing at me?
Are you looking for me?
Patron eleştirisiyle işçilere işkence yaptı.
Mary'nin sırt ağrısı ona işkence yapıyordu.
Lütfen eşyalara dokunmayın.
Hiçbir yunusa dokundun mu?
Görme engelli insanlar Braille denilen kabartılmış noktalardan oluşan bir sistem kullanarak, dokunarak okurlar.
Nihayet akşama doğru yağmur durdu.
Onlar kapıya doğru yürüdü.
Kafaları karışmış gezginler yanlış şehre doğru yöneldiklerini fark ettiler.
Kasaba 18. yüzyılda kurulmuştur.
Küçük bir kasabada hayat sıkıcıdır.
Benim doğduğum yer büyük bir şehre yaklaşık 20 dakikalık mesafede yer almaktadır.
İki pul koleksiyoncusu bir takas düzenledi.
Önemli olan bugün ne yaptığındır, dün geçmişte kalmıştır.
Önemli olan tek şey senin yaralanmamış olmandır.
Are you sure you don't want me to go with you?
Are you sure you don't want to go with us?
Çocuklar buz üzerinde kayıyorlardı.
Çocuklar sahilde oynamayı seviyorlar.
トムはその問題についてメアリーのアドバイスを求めた。
Çocuklar sahilde kumdan kaleler inşa ediyorlar.
本当に私たちと一緒に行きたくないんですか？
Çocuklara odayı temizleme görevi verildi.
Çocuklar her gün bu parkta oynarlar.
Çocuklar ağaçlara tırmanmayı severler.
彼はその悪い知らせにどんな反応を示しましたか。
彼はその悪い知らせにどう反応しましたか。
Çocuklar görülmelidir ve duyulmamalıdır.
Siz işe katılmak zorundasınız.
Onu iyi tanırım. "Ah, öyle mi? "
Onu görmem gerekiyor. " Ne için? "
İcat etmek demek istediğinde "keşfetmeyi" kullanma.
Ona beyaz şapka giyen adamın kim olduğunu sordum.
Mike "ben nasıl hissettiğinizi anlıyorum, Hiroshi" diyor.
Natto  berbat kokuyor, ama lezzetli.
İçeri girebilir miyim? "Evet, kesinlikle. "
Mi tro lacas por fari ion ajn nun.
Yol onarım altında.
Mi tro lacas por pensi.
Je suis trop fatigué pour réfléchir.
Je suis trop fatiguée pour réfléchir.
Je suis trop fatigué pour penser.
Je suis trop fatiguée pour penser.
Banka soyguncusu " hepiniz, olduğunuz yerde kalın!" diye bağırdı
Sözde "kış döneminin" üniversite reformunu geliştirmesi bekleniyor.
O kızdığı zaman bir kaplandır  sözü metafora bir örnektir.
Onu adliye binasında alabilirsin,  katip ekledi.
After playing so badly for the entire game, the team walked off with their tails between their legs.
Si un quelconque parti politique devait tenter d'abolir la sécurité sociale, l'assurance chômage, et éliminer les lois sur le travail et les programmes agricoles, vous n'entendriez plus jamais parler de ce parti dans notre histoire politique. Il y a un minuscule groupe dissident, bien sûr, qui croit qu'on peut faire ces choses. Parmi eux se trouvent H. L. Hunt (vous connaissez peut-être son curriculum), quelques autres millionnaires texans du pétrole, et un occasionnel politicien ou homme d'affaires d'un autre secteur. Leur nombre est négligeable et ils sont stupides.
Ça m'est tout à fait égal.
Le journal n'a pas publié l'histoire.
קר מדי.
Estas tro malvarme.
Si vous voulez conserver de la viande longtemps, congelez-la !
Tro malvarmas.
Les hiéroglyphes peuvent être très décoratifs, mais ils ne sont rien d'autre qu'un instrument pour écrire des mots.
Je suis habitué.
J'y suis accoutumé.
Oh, dis-moi ton nom !
Tu as l'air très belle aujourd'hui.
Tu as l'air très beau aujourd'hui.
Vous avez l'air très belle aujourd'hui.
Vous avez l'air très beau aujourd'hui.
Vous avez l'air très belles aujourd'hui.
Vous avez l'air très beaux aujourd'hui.
Es-tu sûr que tu ne veux pas venir avec nous ?
Êtes-vous sûre de ne pas vouloir venir avec nous ?
Es-tu sûre que tu ne veux pas que je vienne avec toi ?
Êtes-vous sûrs que vous ne vouliez pas que je vienne avec vous ?
Êtes-vous sûr de ne pas vouloir que je vienne avec vous ?
Êtes-vous sûres de ne pas vouloir que je vienne avec vous ?
Êtes-vous à la recherche de quelqu'un ?
Cherches-tu quelqu'un ?
Tu me cherches ?
Me cherchez-vous ?
Est-ce moi que vous cherchez ?
Est-ce de moi que vous riez ?
Tu ris de moi ?
Je suis trop somnolent pour conduire.
Je suis trop fatigué pour rentrer chez moi en vélo.
Je suis trop fatigué pour me concentrer sur ce problème à l'instant.
Je suis trop fatigué pour étudier.
Je suis trop fatigué pour faire quoi que ce soit à l'instant.
Je suis trop fatigué pour sortir courir.
Beaucoup de gens voudraient être connus. Cependant, beaucoup de gens célèbres aimeraient ne pas être aussi connus.
Mi estas tro laca por eliri al kurado.
Beaucoup de gens dans notre voisinage possèdent des armes.
אני עייף מדי מכדי לצאת לרוץ.
Beaucoup de gens ressentent la même chose que toi.
Beaucoup de gens ressentent la même chose que vous.
Pour chaque dix miles à l'heure de vitesse, tu devrais laisser la longueur d'une voiture entre toi et la voiture de devant.
Quería estar en París.
Зун үкртә болхар, зун иньгтә бол.
Mi tro lacas ĉi-momente por fari ion ajn.
Я знаю хороший итальянский ресторан.
Man dies for the sake of the one who recognizes his worth.
Вода цього озера дуже холодна.
Вода в озере очень холодная.
Burning the trash so close to the house wasn't a good idea.
Мой брат не осмелился переплыть реку.
You should try to be more like Tom.
You should talk to Tom.
You should make sure that you get there on time. Tom won't wait more than ten minutes if you are late.
You should make sure that you don't make Tom angry.
You should assume that Tom won't help us at all.
You should assume that Tom already knows about the problem.
You could search the world over and never find another woman more beautiful than Mary.
You could search the world over and never find another man more honest than Tom.
You and Tom used to be friends. What happened?
Would you mind if I searched through Tom's room?
Why is Tom so grouchy today?
Why is Tom so dressed up today?
Why don't the police arrest Tom?
Why does Tom drink so much?
Why does Tom always seem to like doing things that make other people angry?
Why does Tom always look so tired?
Why did you invite Tom to the party?
Why did Tom quit his job?
Why did Tom cancel his trip?
Whose idea was it to fire Tom?
When was the last time you talked to Tom?
When was the last time you saw Tom?
When Tom leaves at night, he turns on the burglar alarm.
When did Tom tell Mary to fix the broken chair?
What was it that you wanted me to tell Tom?
What proof do you have that Tom was the one who stole your mother's necklace?
What kind of music does Tom listen to?
What kind of camera does Tom own?
What kind of books does Tom read?
What is Tom trying to say?
What if what Tom does isn't good enough? What'll we do then?
What if someone killed Tom? What would you do?
What if someone kidnapped Tom? What would you do?
What do you want me to tell Tom?
What did Tom want Mary to do?
What did Tom tell Mary to do?
What did Tom tell Mary not to do?
What did Tom expect Mary to do?
What did Tom ask Mary to do?
We were unsure what kind of person Tom would be and whether he would like living in the same house as us.
We can't get along without Tom.
Visiting Tom was a mistake.
Visiting Tom was a lot of fun.
Visiting Tom was a good idea.
Tom's wallet is almost empty.
Tom's unwillingness to help surprised Mary.
Tom's part-time job is delivering pizzas.
Tom's not in the office.
Tom's new shirt shrunk when he washed it and now it doesn't fit.
Tom's mother kept his graduation picture on the mantel.
Tom's mother is a nurse at the hospital that's across the street from where Mary lives.
Tom's lack of compassion surprised Mary.
Tom's house is just down the street.
Tom's house is just down the street from here.
Tom's house doesn't have a garage.
Tom's hands felt like ice.
Tom's great-great-great grandmother lived in Scotland.
Tom's great-great-grandfather was a pirate.
Tom's great-grandfather was born blind.
Tom's girlfriend saw him with another girl.
Tom's favorite Elvis Presley song is "Jailhouse Rock."
Tom's eyes weren't yet accustomed to the dark, so he couldn't see a thing.
Tom's explanation sounded convincing.
Tom's dog woke him up a little after midnight.
Tom's dog wanted to go outside.
Tom's dog slobbered on his pillow.
Tom's dog needed to go outside.
Tom's dog is a pretty good swimmer.
Tom's dog followed him into the house.
Tom's car was stuck in the mud.
Tom's car is easily recognizable since there is a big dent in the front bumper.
Tom's been working on this report since this morning.
Tom's been playing computer games since noon.
Tom's been living in Boston since he was six.
Tom's bedroom door was closed.
Tom, Mary and John were playing tag on the playground.
Tom, Mary and John spent Saturday practicing for the talent show.
Tom zipped up his fly.
Tom zipped up his bag.
Tom wrung out the towel.
Tom wrote to Mary about John.
Tom wrote to his father asking for money.
Tom wrote the song that Mary sang last night at the pub.
Tom wrote his name on every dirty car windshield in the parking lot.
Tom wrote down the license plate number.
Tom wrote a letter to Mary.
Tom wouldn't let his children use his power tools.
Tom wouldn't be too surprised if Mary didn't like the puppy he gave her.
Tom wouldn't be too surprised if Mary decided to accept the job offer.
Tom would never say what you think he said.
Tom would never let that happen.
Tom would never do what you claim he did.
Tom would like to know the reason.
Tom would like to know the reason why Mary isn't here.
Tom would like to go on the picnic, too. We should invite him.
Tom would have liked to attend Mary's party. Unfortunately, he had other things he had to do.
Tom would have become a boxer if his mother had let him.
Tom would have apologized to Mary if he had thought it was important.
Tom worries a lot about money.
Tom worried about whether he had enough money to pay for such a nice meal.
Tom works harder than he used to.
Tom works for a translation agency.
Tom worked up a sweat jogging.
Tom worked until he was too tired to continue.
Tom worked much harder than anyone else.
Tom worked his way through college.
Tom worked for weeks on that project.
Tom worked as a gas station attendant.
Tom wore gloves to avoid leaving his fingerprints on the murder weapon.
Tom wore a white shirt.
Tom wore a red and white striped tie.
Tom wondered how long it would be before Mary realized that John wasn't coming back.
Tom wondered why Mary was so late.
Tom wondered why Mary had not written.
Tom wondered why Mary couldn't speak French any better than she did.
Tom wondered who Mary was planning to vote for.
Tom wondered who Mary had driven to the airport.
Tom wondered where Mary had spent the weekend.
Tom wondered where Mary had gone to high school.
Tom wondered when Mary would arrive.
Tom wondered when Mary had bought the milk that was in the refrigerator.
Tom wondered what was on Mary's mind.
Tom wondered what Mary was making in the kitchen.
Tom wondered what Mary was doing here.
Tom wondered what happened to Mary.
Tom wondered what happened to his old truck.
Tom wondered what had happened.
Tom wondered if Mary was going to kiss him.
Tom wondered if he had enough firewood to make it through the winter.
Tom wondered how tall Mary was.
Tom wondered how soon Mary would have dinner ready.
Tom wondered how often Mary practiced baton twirling.
Tom wondered how much tequila Mary could drink before she passed out.
Tom wondered how much Mary weighed.
Tom wondered how much luggage Mary was planning to take.
Tom wondered how many times Mary was going to run around the track.
Tom wondered how many times Mary had been in trouble with the law.
Tom wondered how many times Mary had been arrested.
Tom wondered how many times he'd have to tell Mary to clean her room before she finally did it.
Tom wondered how many pairs of shoes Mary owned.
Tom wondered how many more people could fit into the elevator.
Tom wondered how many minutes it would take him to run to the bus stop.
Tom wondered how many hours it took Mary to get ready for the party.
Tom wondered how long it would take Mary to finish the job.
Tom wondered how long he'd have to wait for Mary.
Tom wondered how fast Mary could climb a ladder.
Tom wondered how deep the river was.
Tom won't tell you what you want to know.
Tom won't tell you what happened.
Tom won't take no for an answer.
Tom won't have to go through what Mary went through.
Tom won't go unless Mary goes with him.
Tom won't go even if he's invited.
Tom won't give Mary the message that you asked him to.
Tom won't be in for a few weeks.
Tom woke up with a terrible headache.
Tom woke up with a pain in his side.
Tom woke up when the telephone rang.
Tom woke up in the middle of the night.
Tom woke up feeling grumpy.
Tom woke up a little before noon.
Tom withdrew some money from the bank.
Tom wishes he were a millionaire.
Tom wishes he had a bigger car.
Tom wishes he could swap places with Mary.
Tom wishes he could make a fresh start.
Tom wishes he could afford to buy the kind of computer Mary bought.
Tom wished that he had enough money to retire.
Tom wished that he could spend more time with Mary.
Tom wished that he could play tennis as well as Mary.
Tom wished he'd never stepped foot into Mary's house.
Tom wished he'd never met Mary.
Tom wished he hadn't spent so much money.
Tom wished he hadn't eaten so much pie.
Tom wished he had someone to talk to.
Tom wished he had put more money into that investment.
Tom wished he had been more careful.
Tom will try to finish the work as early as possible.
Tom will try to convince Mary to accept your offer.
Tom will never tell you what really happened.
Tom will likely be discharged from the hospital tomorrow.
Tom will have an answer for you by next week.
Tom will go, no matter what Mary says.
Tom will go whether Mary does or not.
Tom will eventually need an operation.
Tom will be here only a few days.
Tom will be back around 2:30.
Tom will be arriving an hour late.
Tom will be arrested if he does that again.
Tom went to the police station to file an accident report.
Tom went to the hardware store to buy another hammer and some nails.
Tom went to see Mary early yesterday morning.
Tom went to Korea as a Christian missionary.
Tom went to Japan to study Japanese.
Tom went to his high school reunion last week.
Tom went to Boston to meet Mary.
Tom went to a wedding last weekend.
Tom went straight to the post office.
Tom went straight to bed.
Tom went shopping with his family.
Tom went out of his way to make sure Mary had a good time.
Tom went out of his way to make Mary feel at home.
Tom went out of his way to help Mary.
Tom went out for a walk as he always does in the afternoon.
Tom went for a walk and took pictures of things he saw.
Tom went down the river in a canoe.
Tom went backstage to see if he could meet some of the band members.
Tom went back to his writing.
Tom went back to his room.
Tom wears long sleeves when working in the garden.
Tom wasn't very good at reading between the lines.
Tom wasn't sure they would renew his visa.
Tom wasn't satisfied with the pay he was getting.
Tom wasn't happy about the situation.
Tom wasn't aware of the gravity of the situation.
Tom wasn't able to find a babysitter on such short notice.
Tom washed all the towels.
Tom was worried that his cholesterol level might be a little high.
Tom was worried about Mary's safety.
Tom was married when he returned.
Tom was wearing an eyepatch the last time I saw him.
Tom was wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans.
Tom was up before dawn.
Tom was unwilling to pay that much money for a secondhand computer.
Tom was unsure what Mary would be like and he wondered whether she would get along with his friends.
Tom was under suspicion for murder.
Tom was unaware of some errors he had made when translating an important document for his boss.
Tom was unable to understand anything Mary said.
Tom was trying not to panic.
Tom was touched that Mary was worried about him.
Tom was totally snockered before the party even began.
Tom was too tired to even smile at Mary.
Tom was too afraid to enter the cave.
Tom was thrown off the bus.
Tom was thinking of Mary.
Tom was the only one who trusted Mary.
Tom was the only one who saw Mary sneak into the room.
Tom was the only one who respected Mary.
Tom was the only one who knew how to start a fire without matches.
Tom was the only one who even attempted to do something about the problem.
Tom was the one who started the fight.
Tom was the one who helped me paint my house.
Tom was the one who gave me the painting that's hanging above my fireplace.
Tom was the one who cooked dinner.
Tom was the one who broke the windshield of Mary's car.
Tom was the oldest person in the room.
Tom was the first to arrive.
Tom was surprised to find Mary sitting all alone in the chapel.
Tom was sure Mary didn't know how to drive a car.
Tom was sure better times were coming.
Tom was supposed to help me this afternoon.
Tom was supposed to be here by now.
Tom was supposed to be here by 2:30.
Tom was sunbathing on the dock.
Tom was stupid enough to believe Mary.
Tom was stuck in a traffic jam for what seemed like hours.
Tom was stabbed to death by someone on the subway.
Tom was so busy he skipped lunch.
Tom was sitting at the bar drinking a Bloody Mary.
Tom was shocked to hear that Mary had gotten into Harvard.
Tom was shocked to hear that Mary had died.
Tom was shocked by Mary's behavior.
Tom was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Tom was scheduled for a checkup.
Tom was scared out of his wits.
Tom was rude and obnoxious.
Tom was reluctant to go.
Tom was reluctant to go by himself.
Tom was relieved to hear that Mary had arrived home safely.
Tom was really glad to hear that Mary was going to help him move.
Tom was really glad to hear that Mary wanted to come to his party.
Tom was really glad to hear that Mary hadn't been injured in the accident.
Tom was really glad to hear that Mary had passed her exams.
Tom was put in a nursing home.
Tom was promoted to manager.
Tom was only one of Mary's many stepchildren.
Tom was only gone for fifteen minutes.
Tom was on the verge of tears.
Tom was on the verge of starvation.
Tom was on the other side of town at the time of the shooting.
Tom was on the news last night.
Tom was obviously sick.
Tom was obviously in pain.
Tom was obviously a rich man.
Tom was nothing but skin and bone.
Tom was not much older than Mary.
Tom was mugged.
Tom was Mary's stepchild.
Tom was Mary's only friend.
Tom was married, but he didn't wear a ring.
Tom was madly in love with Mary.
Tom was lying on the pier getting a suntan.
Tom was lucky that Mary didn't hit him.
Tom was lucky enough to find a good job.
Tom was looking for some people to help him move his piano.
Tom was looking for place to eat that had reasonable prices.
Tom was looking all over for you.
Tom was late for the meeting.
Tom was late for his appointment.
Tom was killed instantly when the bomb he was trying to defuse exploded.
Tom was killed in a traffic accident.
Tom was killed in a plane crash.
Tom was killed in a car accident.
Tom was killed by a stray bullet.
Tom was kicked out of school.
Tom was just as scared as Mary was.
Tom was just about to hang up when he heard Mary scream.
Tom was injured in a traffic accident.
Tom was in no mood to talk to Mary.
Tom was in a meeting all day.
Tom was in a hurry so he left his second cup of coffee undrunk.
Tom was in a hurry so he left his breakfast only half eaten.
Tom was in a hurry so he left his bed unmade.
Tom was humiliated.
Tom was hoping the committee would adopt his proposal.
Tom was held up in a traffic jam.
Tom was happy to be home after being away for so long.
Tom was going to ask you about that.
Tom was going 50 over the speed limit when the police pulled him over.
Tom was glad to see Mary and John getting along so well.
Tom was given a warm reception.
Tom was getting under Mary's skin.
Tom was found dead in his room.
Tom was flabbergasted when he heard the news.
Tom was expecting you fifteen minutes ago.
Tom was early for his appointment.
Tom was drinking coffee out of a Styrofoam cup.
Tom was drinking at a bar with Mary at the time the police think that John was murdered.
Tom was down with the flu all last week.
Tom was determined to make the football team.
Tom was determined to finish the job before he went home.
Tom was determined to continue his support for as long as it took.
Tom was dead set against the idea.
Tom was caught driving without a license.
Tom was carrying an armful of books.
Tom was busy, so he couldn't help us.
Tom was busy translating some documents for the boss.
Tom was busy and didn't have a chance to eat lunch.
Tom was born a month premature.
Tom was beginning to wish he had stayed in the navy.
Tom was beaten to death with a tire iron.
Tom was attacked by a dog.
Tom was apparently in Boston last winter.
Tom was angry at Mary because she parked in his space.
Tom was aiming his pistol at Mary when John shot him.
Tom was afraid of being rejected.
Tom was afraid of being captured by the enemy.
Tom was afraid Mary wouldn't believe him.
Tom was afraid his car would break down.
Tom was accustomed to being on his own.
Tom was able to recite the whole poem by heart.
Tom was able to park a half a block away from the concert hall.
Tom was able to extend his visa.
Tom was able to buy what he needed at a convenience store.
Tom was a little homesick.
Tom was a homicide detective before he retired.
Tom warned Mary that John would try to borrow money from her.
Tom wants you to do him a favor.
Tom wants to see you.
Tom wants to see you as soon as possible.
Tom wants to see if Mary likes his new song.
Tom wants to see a doctor as soon as possible.
Tom wants to say something to you.
Tom wants to know more about Mary's past.
Tom wants to have a word with you.
Tom wants to get to know Mary better.
Tom wants to get a part-time job.
Tom wants to drink a cup of coffee.
Tom wants to do something special for Mary's birthday.
Tom wants to do business with Mary.
Tom wants to discuss the problem with Mary.
Tom wants to borrow some money.
Tom wants to borrow some money from you.
Tom wants to become an electrician.
Tom wants to be the best person he possibly can be.
Tom wants to be friends with Mary.
Tom wants to be careful not to use too much water. His well is almost dry.
Tom wants Mary to meet his mother.
Tom wants Mary to come here right away.
Tom wants Mary to babysit his children.
Tom wants everyone to have a great time.
Tom wants everyone to get out of here.
Tom wants a bigger discount.
Tom wanted to get things done quickly.
Tom wanted to wait for the next bus.
Tom wanted to visit South America.
Tom wanted to visit North America.
Tom wanted to visit Central America.
Tom wanted to visit America.
Tom wanted to unite, not divide.
Tom wanted to thank Mary in person.
Tom wanted to tell Mary what he really thought, but he held his tongue.
Tom wanted to tell Mary something important.
Tom wanted to talk to Mary before she left.
Tom wanted to talk to Mary about something.
Tom wanted to take a shower.
Tom wanted to take a nap before dinner.
Tom wanted to stay home and relax instead of hiking with his children.
Tom wanted to spend the rest of his life with Mary.
Tom wanted to spend the rest of his life in America.
Tom wanted to sleep late, but was unable to.
Tom wanted to sit down for a few seconds.
Tom wanted to see Mary before she left.
Tom wanted to see Mary again.
Tom wanted to say something to Mary.
Tom wanted to lose five pounds before summer vacation.
Tom wanted to learn how people in other countries live.
Tom wanted to know why Mary was not happy.
Tom wanted to know who Mary had been dating.
Tom wanted to know where Mary had been.
Tom wanted to know when Mary would get home.
Tom wanted to know what Mary did during her summer vacation.
Tom wanted to know how the story ended.
Tom wanted to know how Mary had become so rich.
Tom wanted to kiss Mary then and there.
Tom wanted to kill Mary, but John stopped him.
Tom wanted to hone his skills as a photographer.
Tom wanted to hit Mary, but John stopped him.
Tom wanted to hire a detective.
Tom wanted to help Mary rake the leaves, but she was using the only rake.
Tom wanted to help Mary pick up chestnuts.
Tom wanted to grab a bite to eat on his way home.
Tom wanted to go wherever Mary was going.
Tom wanted to go into politics.
Tom wanted to give Mary something special for her birthday.
Tom wanted to give Mary some earrings for her birthday.
Tom wanted to give Mary a chance to explain why she hadn't yet done the work.
Tom wanted to get to know Mary better.
Tom wanted to get his money's worth.
Tom wanted to fire Mary, but John stopped him.
Tom wanted to eat at the small restaurant behind the hotel.
Tom wanted to call the police, but Mary wouldn't let him.
Tom wanted to buy a soprano sax, but couldn't afford one.
Tom wanted to become a search-and-rescue specialist.
Tom wanted to become a diplomat.
Tom wanted to be with Mary.
Tom wanted to be just friends. However, Mary wanted much more.
Tom wanted to ask Mary to go out with him, but he didn't have the courage to.
Tom wanted to ask Mary something.
Tom wanted to ask Mary for a big favor.
Tom wanted to ask Mary a question.
Tom wanted save up enough money to buy a car.
Tom wanted revenge.
Tom wanted Mary to write a recommendation for him.
Tom wanted Mary to work harder.
Tom wanted Mary to wait for him at the library.
Tom wanted Mary to understand why he couldn't live with her.
Tom wanted Mary to tell the truth.
Tom wanted Mary to tell him her opinion.
Tom wanted Mary to tell him about her childhood.
Tom wanted Mary to talk to John about the problem she was having with his children.
Tom wanted Mary to take his picture.
Tom wanted Mary to stay with him forever.
Tom wanted Mary to stay where she was until he got back.
Tom wanted Mary to sign his yearbook.
Tom wanted Mary to return his pen.
Tom wanted Mary to play a song for him on the piano.
Tom wanted Mary to meet his parents.
Tom wanted Mary to loan him some money.
Tom wanted Mary to leave right away.
Tom wanted Mary to leave him alone.
Tom wanted Mary to help him with his homework.
Tom wanted Mary to help him in the garden.
Tom wanted Mary to go to Boston to visit her uncle.
Tom wanted Mary to go outside and play.
Tom wanted Mary to get well.
Tom wanted Mary to drive him to the airport.
Tom wanted Mary to cook dinner.
Tom wanted Mary to come to his party.
Tom wanted Mary to come over for an early dinner.
Tom wanted Mary to come home early.
Tom wanted Mary to clean the bathtub.
Tom wanted Mary to clean her room.
Tom wanted Mary to buy him some stamps while she was at the post office.
Tom wanted Mary to be quiet.
Tom wanted Mary to be his wife.
Tom wanted Mary to be his dance partner.
Tom wanted Mary to be happy.
Tom wanted Mary to air out the room.
Tom wanted Mary to accept his gift.
Tom wanted a place in the country he could call home.
Tom wanted a pencil with a softer lead.
Tom walks through a very classy neighborhood on his way home from school.
Tom walked up to the third floor.
Tom wakes up early almost every morning.
Tom waited to hear from Mary.
Tom waited patiently for three hours.
Tom waited patiently for Mary to arrive.
Tom waited for more than an hour.
Tom waited a while to let his eyes adjust to the darkness.
Tom wadded up the piece of paper.
Tom vowed to do everything within his power to protect the local wildlife.
Tom volunteered to help raise money for a new orphanage.
Tom usually takes the subway to school.
Tom usually takes a bus to work.
Tom usually starts his day with a hot cup of coffee.
Tom usually puts mustard and ketchup on his hot dogs.
Tom usually only reads the headlines.
Tom usually lets dirty dishes pile up for a week, then he washes them.
Tom used to work in a bakery.
Tom used to work for Mary.
Tom used to pick on Mary all the time when they were in elementary school.
Tom used to be conservative.
Tom used to be a special education teacher.
Tom used the new knife Mary had given him to cut the vegetables.
Tom urged Mary to study art.
Tom untied the ribbon.
Tom unholstered his gun.
Tom understood Mary's skepticism.
Tom understands what it takes to survive.
Tom understands what it takes to succeed.
Tom unbuttoned his shirt.
Tom twisted the truth.
Tom twisted Mary's arm and she agreed to donate some money to our charity.
Tom twisted his ankle and it swelled up.
Tom turned out to be a thief.
Tom turned on the windshield wipers.
Tom turned on the water faucet, but nothing came out.
Tom tripled his investment in six months.
Tom tried to teach Mary how to play bridge.
Tom tried to talk Mary into driving all night.
Tom tried to stand up, but couldn't.
Tom tried to squeeze into the jeans he had worn when he was a teenager.
Tom tried to speak, but couldn't.
Tom tried to smile, but couldn't.
Tom tried to sell his old VCR instead of throwing it away, but no one would buy it, so he ended up throwing it away.
Tom tried to return the swimsuit for a larger size, but the clerk told him that wasn't allowed.
Tom tried to remember the last time he had visited an art museum.
Tom tried to remember the last time he had drunk wine with Mary.
Tom tried to prevent Mary from opening the door.
Tom tried to prevent Mary from joining the army.
Tom tried to prevent Mary from going to the police.
Tom tried to look through the keyhole, but couldn't see anything.
Tom tried to hold back his tears.
Tom tried to hog all the credit.
Tom tried to get Mary to pay for his ticket.
Tom tried to get Mary to do his homework for him.
Tom tried to get Mary to do his chores.
Tom tried to get Mary to accept our proposal.
Tom tried to get into the locked room.
Tom tried to find somebody else to do the job.
Tom tried to figure out the answer by himself.
Tom tried to explain to Mary how to solve the puzzle.
Tom tried to break up the fight.
Tom tried to adjust the temperature of the shower.
Tom tried everything that was suggested, but still couldn't fix the problem.
Tom treated Mary like a slave.
Tom treated Mary like a maid.
Tom treated Mary as one of the family.
Tom towel-dried his hair.
Tom touched Mary on the shoulder.
Tom took very good care of Mary.
Tom took the seat across from Mary.
Tom took the hook out of the fish's mouth.
Tom took the first flight out this morning.
Tom took the children to the park.
Tom took off his wedding ring.
Tom took off his tie.
Tom took off his shoes.
Tom took off his jacket and hung it up.
Tom took off his hat.
Tom took me to a restaurant where you can eat as much as you want for thirty dollars.
Tom took Mary back home.
Tom took it for granted that Mary already knew what had happened.
Tom took his shoes off at the door.
Tom took his family to the zoo.
Tom took his computer in to be repaired.
Tom took care of my kids when I was in the hospital.
Tom took care of his sick mother.
Tom took an overdose of sleeping pills.
Tom took a sip of coffee.
Tom took a piece of candy, unwrapped it and put it in his mouth.
Tom took a knife out of a drawer in the kitchen.
Tom took a handful of popcorn from the bowl.
Tom took a folded piece of paper out of his shirt pocket.
Tom took a direct flight to Boston.
Tom took a cold shower.
Tom took a cold shower this morning.
Tom took a bath last night.
Tom told us that we could buy a ticket at the door.
Tom told the taxi driver to keep the change.
Tom told the doctor that he felt no pain.
Tom told me to load my pistol.
Tom told me to give you anything you want.
Tom told me that Mary wasn't his type.
Tom told me that if it didn't rain tomorrow he'd go cycling with Mary.
Tom told me that I should drop by sometime for a visit.
Tom told me that I could keep the book if I wanted it.
Tom told me that he would rather not go.
Tom told me that he wasn't afraid of Mary.
Tom told me that he was too tired to study.
Tom told me that he had a dream about Mary last night.
Tom told me that he doesn't have a problem with that.
Tom told me that he didn't want to come home empty-handed.
Tom told me he wouldn't be late, but he still hasn't shown up.
Tom told me he had nothing to look forward to.
Tom told me he couldn't wait to get out of there.
Tom told Mary what he'd seen on TV.
Tom told Mary what he really thought of her.
Tom told Mary what had happened.
Tom told Mary to put the hammer back into the toolbox when she was finished using it.
Tom told Mary to practice her tuba somewhere else.
Tom told Mary to park somewhere else.
Tom told Mary to do it immediately.
Tom told Mary the bad news.
Tom told Mary the absolute truth.
Tom told Mary that they needed to be careful not to wear out their welcome.
Tom told Mary that the story wasn't true.
Tom told Mary that she was wasting her time.
Tom told Mary that she shouldn't include her phone number in her profile.
Tom told Mary that she looked like Marilyn Monroe.
Tom told Mary that she had the prettiest eyes he'd ever seen.
Tom told Mary that it was too hot to play outside.
Tom told Mary that it was too cold to go outside without a coat.
Tom told Mary that it wasn't a good idea to have money just sitting in the bank.
Tom told Mary that he thought John was really stressed out.
Tom told Mary that he didn't think it was a good idea for her to go jogging in the park by herself.
Tom told Mary she was fat and ugly.
Tom told Mary she should study harder.
Tom told Mary she should get her eyes checked.
Tom told Mary she couldn't quit on such short notice.
Tom told Mary not to wait up because he wouldn't be home until very late.
Tom told Mary not to laugh so loudly.
Tom told Mary it wouldn't be easy.
Tom told Mary how much he loved her.
Tom told Mary how much he liked his work.
Tom told Mary how much he enjoyed watching baseball on TV.
Tom told Mary he'd be right back.
Tom told Mary he wouldn't do it again.
Tom told Mary he was going to Boston.
Tom told Mary all the things John didn't do that he could have done.
Tom told Mary about last night's ordeal.
Tom told his children to quit jumping on the bed.
Tom told his boss that Mary wouldn't be coming to work that day.
Tom told everyone that he thought Mary would make a good wife for someone someday.
Tom told everybody what was on his mind.
Tom tied his boat to the dock.
Tom threw the apple core into the garbage can.
Tom threw another log on the fire.
Tom thought where he put his gold coins was the perfect hiding place. However, he was wrong.
Tom thought what Mary was wearing wasn't appropriate for a formal party.
Tom thought there should be a limit on how much money his wife should be allowed to spend.
Tom thought the watch Mary had given him was ugly.
Tom thought the situation was really sad.
Tom thought the music was too loud, but he was too tired to get up and turn the volume down.
Tom thought the meeting was a waste of time.
Tom thought the little place on the corner might be a good place to eat.
Tom thought the house Mary wanted to buy was a little too small.
Tom thought the food Mary had prepared tasted pretty good.
Tom thought the car Mary was driving wasn't safe.
Tom thought that maybe Mary and John were gunrunners.
Tom thought that Mary wasn't getting enough sleep.
Tom thought that Mary was probably still somewhere in Boston.
Tom thought that Mary was probably over thirty.
Tom thought that Mary was probably not going to attend the event.
Tom thought that Mary was likely to want to leave early.
Tom thought that Mary was likely to get the job.
Tom thought that Mary didn't want to swim.
Tom thought that Mary didn't want to play chess with him.
Tom thought that Mary didn't like him.
Tom thought that Mary didn't like computer games.
Tom thought that Mary didn't drive a car.
Tom thought that it would be fun to go sailing.
Tom thought that he was very lucky.
Tom thought no one was at home.
Tom thought Mary's dress wasn't appropriate for the occasion.
Tom thought Mary's cooking was delicious.
Tom thought Mary's behavior was inappropriate.
Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to live in Boston.
Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to buy such a small car.
Tom thought Mary wouldn't be able to earn more than thirty dollars an hour.
Tom thought Mary was really mean.
Tom thought Mary was really friendly.
Tom thought Mary was probably about thirty.
Tom thought Mary should go over to John's house and help him.
Tom thought Mary seemed to be gaining weight.
Tom thought Mary seemed really happy.
Tom thought Mary looked beautiful.
Tom thought Mary knew why he didn't like her.
Tom thought Mary knew who to turn the report in to.
Tom thought Mary knew where to buy black pepper.
Tom thought Mary knew what time she was supposed to show up.
Tom thought Mary knew how to program in Python, JavaScript and Perl.
Tom thought Mary knew how much he hated opera.
Tom thought Mary had the IQ of a lizard.
Tom thought Mary didn't like cats.
Tom thought Mary could probably beat him in a swimming race.
Tom thought Mary could get a job.
Tom thought it would take longer.
Tom thought it was Mary who had broken into his apartment.
Tom thought he was doing what Mary wanted him to do.
Tom thought he might be coming down with a cold.
Tom thought he heard some voices in the next room.
Tom thought he heard some gunshots.
Tom thought he heard a mouse in the kitchen.
Tom thought he heard a gunshot.
Tom thought he heard a dog barking.
Tom thought he heard a car backfire.
Tom thought he had all the time in the world.
Tom thought he had a chance to win the race.
Tom thought he had a chance to survive.
Tom thought he had a chance to make a lot of money on the stock market.
Tom thought everything was in order.
Tom thought he could reach the airport on time if he drove a little over the speed limit.
Tom thinks you should talk to Mary.
Tom thinks women in America wear too much perfume.
Tom thinks this price is reasonable.
Tom thinks there's a good possibility that Mary will agree to babysit the children on Friday night.
Tom thinks the food Mary makes is usually too spicy.
Tom thinks that women always tell their best friends everything.
Tom thinks that if he had tried a little harder, he could have won the race.
Tom thinks of Mary as his best friend.
Tom thinks Mary made the right choice.
Tom thinks Mary made a big mistake.
Tom thinks Mary looks great in blue.
Tom thinks Mary lacks common sense.
Tom thinks Mary is really stuck up.
Tom thinks Mary is interested in John.
Tom thinks Mary is a bit chubby.
Tom thinks Mary doesn't have an inkling of what's going on.
Tom thinks it's his fault that Mary died.
Tom thinks it'll be a lot of fun.
Tom thinks it would be better not to visit Mary right now.
Tom thinks it would be better not to change dollars into yen at this time.
Tom thinks it was a good experience.
Tom thinks I can do the job.
Tom thinks he's God's gift to women.
Tom thinks he understands women.
Tom thinks he knows why Mary decided to become a nun.
Tom thinks he knows who Mary's favorite musician is.
Tom thinks he knows where Mary lives.
Tom thinks he knows what's going on.
Tom thinks he knows what Mary wants.
Tom thinks he knows how much money Mary makes, but Mary makes quite a bit more than Tom thinks she does.
Tom thinks he can tell when Mary is lying.
Tom thinks he can do anything if he puts his mind to it.
Tom thinks anything's possible.
Tom thinks about Mary all the time.
Tom thanked Mary for letting him use her computer.
Tom thanked Mary for her time.
Tom teaches us French.
Tom teaches an undergraduate course in translation.
Tom taught Mary a lot of useful French.
Tom talks a mile a minute.
Tom talked to Mary about things he usually kept to himself.
Tom talked Mary into taking the job.
Tom talked Mary into going.
Tom talked Mary into going out for coffee.
Tom talked for a long time, but didn't really say much.
Tom takes tap dancing lessons twice a week.
Tom tackled the problem immediately.
Tom swept the kitchen floor while Mary washed the dishes.
Tom suggested the idea to Mary.
Tom suggested that we not watch that movie.
Tom suggested that we have a farewell party for Mary.
Tom suggested that we go out to eat.
Tom suggested that we go downtown.
Tom suggested that we cancel the meeting.
Tom suggested that Mary should resign from her current job and find another one.
Tom suggested that Mary see a doctor.
Tom studies harder than anyone else I know.
Tom stuck Mary with the bill.
Tom stored his old books under his bed.
Tom stopped talking when Mary came into the room.
Tom stopped at a convenience store to buy some milk.
Tom stood in the corner of the room with a gin and tonic in his hand.
Tom stomped out of the room.
Tom stomped on the brake pedal and screeched to a halt.
Tom still hasn't quite learned the rules of the game.
Tom still hasn't found what he's looking for.
Tom still hasn't found a good job.
Tom still has one more month to go before he graduates.
Tom still has a lot to learn.
Tom stepped out for a minute.
Tom stayed up all night. Now he's too tired to work.
Tom stayed in Boston for the summer.
Tom has started to show an interest in Mary.
Tom started to like Mary more and more.
Tom started to get a little hungry.
Tom started to get a little bored.
Tom started to get a little angry.
Tom started to feel more confident than before.
Tom started to feel like his life wasn't worth living.
Tom started playing drums when he was thirteen.
Tom stared at Mary for a moment wondering if there was something she wasn't telling him.
Tom sprained his ankle.
Tom splashed himself with cold water.
Tom spent the whole morning getting ready for his presentation.
Tom spent the whole evening searching the Web for photos of famous people.
Tom spent the whole day working on his French pronunciation.
Tom spent the whole afternoon playing tennis.
Tom spent the night in the small cabin near the lake.
Tom spent the night in an old hunting shack.
Tom spent quite a lot of money for his house.
Tom spent all morning stacking firewood.
Tom spent all day trying to fix the leak in the roof.
Tom spent all day looking around antique shops.
Tom spent a few years behind bars.
Tom spent all afternoon at the airport watching the airplanes land and take off.
Tom speaks several languages fluently, but for his job, he only translates into his native language.
Tom speaks French much better than anyone else.
Tom sounded exhausted.
Tom sounded a little cranky this afternoon.
Tom sort of liked Mary.
Tom soon realized the seriousness of his error.
Tom sometimes wears sunglasses indoors.
Tom sometimes picks his nose in public.
Tom sometimes chews with his mouth open.
Tom solved the puzzle after Mary gave him a few hints.
Tom smiled at himself in the mirror.
Tom slung his bag over his shoulder.
Tom slit open the envelope.
Tom slit his wrists.
Tom slit his own throat.
Tom slipped out the back door.
Tom sleeps with his window open.
Tom slammed the door in Mary's face.
Tom skipped dinner saying he was too tired to eat.
Tom sits in his room all day and does nothing.
Tom sings in a church choir.
Tom signed the contract.
Tom sides with Mary all the time.
Tom shut the door and locked it.
Tom shut his eyes.
Tom showed up at just the right moment.
Tom showed no interest in sports.
Tom showed Mary how to boil water in a paper cup.
Tom showed Mary his baby pictures.
Tom shouldn't say things like that to Mary.
Tom shouldn't expect everyone to like the same kind of music that he does.