loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Who cares whether Tom eats egg yolks or not?
Where was Tom working then?
Where was Tom when the fire broke out?
When Tom was young, he ate three eggs every day.
When Tom was eighteen, he decided that he wanted to become a soldier.
When Tom was accused of the murder, he broke out in a cold sweat.
When Tom couldn't bear the pain any longer, he went to the hospital.
When I got out of prison, Tom helped me get back on my feet.
When did you last see Tom?
When did you get to know Tom?
When did you first meet Tom?
When did Tom leave Boston?
What's wrong with telling Tom what happened?
What's Tom so unhappy about?
What's Tom doing now?
What's Tom doing here at this hour?
What were you guys doing while Tom was chopping wood?
What Tom says makes sense.
What Tom ate was delicious.
What Tom ate gave him an upset stomach.
What Tom ate for dinner didn't cost much.
What Tom ate almost killed him.
What really surprised me most was how many hours a day Tom slept.
What really surprised me most about Tom was how tall he was.
What makes you think Tom isn't a native speaker?
What made you think that Tom wouldn't come?
What made Tom so mad?
What kind of woman could love a guy like Tom?
What kind of person is Tom?
What kind of computer does Tom use?
What kind of car does Tom drive?
What I don't understand is why Tom didn't stick around and help us.
What happened to Tom?
What does Tom's new car look like?
What does Tom want?
What does Tom want to do tomorrow?
What does Tom think of your music?
What does Tom really think?
What does Tom really think of the way we've been handling this problem?
What does Tom look like?
What does Tom intend to do about it?
What does Tom have to do with this?
What does Tom have to do with this matter?
What does Tom have in his hand?
What does Tom get in return for all the work he's done?
What does Tom eat when he's watching TV?
What does Tom eat for lunch?
What does Tom eat for a mid-afternoon snack?
What does Tom do?
What does Tom do in his free time?
What does Tom do for a living?
What does Tom consider to be the most important point?
What does that have to do with Tom?
What does it matter what happens to Tom?
What do you think of Tom?
What do you know about Tom's girlfriend?
What did Tom say to you?
What am I supposed to do if Tom comes?
We won't start the meeting until Tom comes.
We were disappointed to hear that Tom couldn't get a visa.
We now have all the evidence we need to convict Tom Jackson.
We made Tom the captain of the team.
We heard that Tom had committed suicide, but we didn't really believe it.
We haven't seen much of Tom since his divorce.
We had Tom paint the fence light green.
We believe that Tom committed the murder.
Was Tom at home yesterday?
Was that you I saw with Tom near the river?
Unfortunately, Tom refused to help us.
Tom's younger daughter is married.
Tom's work is selling second-hand cars.
Tom's wife would probably leave him if she knew the truth.
Tom's way of talking gets on my nerves.
Tom's troublemaking days are over.
Tom's third marriage was unhappy and he was considering yet another divorce.
Tom's taste in music is similar to mine.
Tom's speech was quite interesting.
Tom's son was killed in a traffic accident last winter.
Tom's so old.
Tom's response was immediate.
Tom's plane leaves for Boston at 2:30 p.m.
Tom's parents were both teachers.
Tom's opinions don't carry much weight around here.
Tom's operation was going to cost a small fortune.
Tom's older daughter is still unmarried.
Tom's not breathing.
Tom's mother is a very good cook.
Tom's mother died just one week before Tom graduated from college.
Tom's mother chased Tom as he ran naked around the lobby.
Tom's living room was tastefully furnished.
Tom's house is for sale.
Tom's house is easy to find.
Tom's heart suddenly began to beat faster.
Tom's hat blew off.
Tom's hairline is receding.
Tom's fingers got smashed while working on the assembly line.
Tom's family lives in Boston.
Tom's face is red.
Tom's eyesight isn't as good as it used to be.
Tom's eyes are bloodshot.
Tom's duties include raking the leaves.
Tom's dog bit him playfully.
Tom's diet is deficient in protein.
Tom's death came as a surprise.
Tom's days are numbered.
Tom's company is drilling for oil.
Tom's company imports tea from India.
Tom's company imports coffee from Brazil.
Tom's clothes were old, but clean.
Tom's business is doing very well.
Tom's bicycle was blue before he painted it red.
Tom's behavior wasn't acceptable.
Tom's an irritating person to work with because he'll never admit it when he's made a mistake.
Tom's advice was very helpful.
Tom's advice didn't help at all.
Tom, I need your help.
Tom, could you keep an eye on the kids?
Tom zipped up his coat.
Tom yelled for help.
Tom writes everything down so he won't forget it.
Tom wouldn't mind eating meat and potatoes every day of the week.
Tom would like to become a simultaneous interpreter.
Tom would have missed the train if he had stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
Tom works the night shift.
Tom works the evening shift.
Tom works out in a gym near his house.
Tom works from nine to five.
Tom works from early in the morning until late at night every day.
Tom works for a trading company in Boston.
Tom works for a large company.
Tom worked for a construction company in Boston.
Tom worked all day and was completely worn out.
Tom wore a new coat to school today.
Tom won't go alone.
Tom won't admit that he's done anything wrong.
Tom wishes that he could be a better French speaker.
Tom wishes he didn't have to help with the housework.
Tom will visit Boston this summer for sure.
Tom will remember this weekend as long as he lives.
Tom will go to Boston next month.
Tom will carry those suitcases for you.
Tom will be thirty in March.
Tom will be here any minute now.
Tom will be back home soon.
Tom will be back by 2:30.
Tom will be arriving here soon from Australia.
Tom will be absent today because he has a cold.
Tom will be a university student this year.
Tom whistled a tune as he walked along the river.
Tom went without lunch because he didn't have enough time to eat.
Tom went to the counter and bought us both a drink.
Tom went to school to learn how to tune pianos.
Tom went to Boston to study music.
Tom went to Boston to attend a conference.
Tom went to Boston three years ago.
Tom went to bed at midnight.
Tom went to the beach last week.
Tom went out to look for something to eat.
Tom went for three weeks without shaving before his wife complained.
Tom went fishing, but didn't catch anything.
Tom went downtown to do shopping.
Tom went down the river on a rubber raft.
Tom went bonkers.
Tom brought way too much food, so there was some left over.
Tom wasn't ready to die.
Tom wasn't injured in the train wreck.
Tom wasn't afraid of death.
Tom wasn't able to swim.
Tom wasn't able to pass the examination.
Tom wasn't able to find a place to park.
Tom washes clothes at least once a week.
Tom was well prepared for the exam.
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was watching what was happening very carefully.
Tom was walking in the park with nothing on his mind.
Tom was very attached to the golf clubs that his father had given him.
Tom was up until about 3:00 a.m. reading a book.
Tom was up late last night studying.
Tom was unable to remember what he had eaten for breakfast.
Tom was unable to decide who he should vote for.
Tom was too short to reach the top shelf.
Tom was told to abstain from smoking and drinking.
Tom was told by his doctor to remain in bed.
Tom was the only person in the room at the time.
Tom was the last to arrive.
Tom was the last person to finish eating.
Tom was the last person I expected to see there.
Tom was the last person I expected to see here.
Tom was talking about the delicious food they had eaten on their trip.
Tom was taken prisoner.
Tom was supposed to hand in his homework before the weekend.
Tom was suddenly overcome by fear.
Tom was struck by lightning and died.
Tom was still in Boston this time last year.
Tom was speaking to some neighbors.
Tom was sitting on the edge of the desk playing his ukulele.
Tom was singing with the children sitting around the campfire.
Tom was shot by a firing squad.
Tom was sentenced to death.
Tom was seen stealing apples from the neighbor's tree.
Tom was reported missing three weeks ago.
Tom was released from the hospital last month.
Tom was released from prison last month.
Tom was really mad.
Tom was put in jail.
Tom was often late for school.
Tom was lucky.
Tom was looking at some girls in bikinis.
Tom was living rent-free in a small house not too far from us.
Tom was late for work again this morning.
Tom was killed in a train accident.
Tom was killed in a traffic accident within 10 hours of graduating from college.
Tom was killed by the husband of the woman he had been hanging out with.
Tom was killed by lightning.
Tom was killed by his own gang members.
Tom was killed by a hired assassin.
Tom was just trying to help.
Tom was in his late thirties.
Tom was in his early thirties.
Tom was in Boston last week on a business trip.
Tom was in a hurry this morning.
Tom was in a coma.
Tom was hurt in a traffic accident.
Tom was hiding in the mountains.
Tom was hiding behind the door.
Tom was hiding behind a bush.
Tom was here just a moment ago.
Tom was here a while ago.
Tom was going to be transferred to Boston, but they decided to fire him instead.
Tom was given a blood transfusion.
Tom was found guilty.
Tom was forced to resign.
Tom was extraordinarily handsome.
Tom was executed.
Tom was every inch a gentleman.
Tom was eaten by a crocodile.
Tom was dissatisfied with the service at the hotel where he stayed.
Tom was detained for questioning.
Tom was detained by the police.
Tom was detained as a suspect.
Tom was convicted and sentenced to death.
Tom was confined to a bed for three months.
Tom was caught cheating on the exam and was expelled from school.
Tom was brought up in Boston.
Tom was born in Boston.
Tom was aware of the difficulties.
Tom was arrested for being drunk and disorderly.
Tom was arrested and immediately taken to headquarters.
Tom was arrested and charged with the murder.
Tom was alone most of the time.
Tom was almost run over by a dump truck.
Tom was almost hit by a car.
Tom was afraid to swim.
Tom was afraid to cross the road.
Tom was afraid that the typhoon would damage his house.
Tom was admitted into the hospital.
Tom was admiring my new car at the time the truck crashed into it.
Tom was accused of neglecting his duty.
Tom was accused of falling asleep on guard duty.
Tom was abused by his father.
Tom was able to park behind the hotel.
Tom was able to make himself understood in French when he visited Paris.
Tom was able to get there in less than twenty minutes.
Tom was able to fit everything he owned into one suitcase.
Tom was able to answer all the questions.
Tom was a mean man before his daughter was born.
Tom was a bad student.
Tom warmed himself by the fire.
Tom wants to think it over.
Tom wants to study in Boston.
Tom wants to live in the country after he retires.
Tom wants to graduate from college before he turns 24 years old.
Tom wants to go to the movies.
Tom wants to go to Boston.
Tom wants to get rich quick.
Tom wants a large family.
Tom wanted to study Japanese with a native Japanese speaker.
Tom wanted to set the record straight.
Tom wanted to eat a couple of slices of salami.
Tom wanted to become a lawyer.
Tom walks about fifteen miles a day.
Tom walked silently through the forest.
Tom volunteered to help.
Tom volunteered to do all the things no one else wanted to do.
Tom volunteered a good deal of his time to helping those less fortunate than himself.
Tom very often takes a nap for an hour after lunch.
Tom verified the date of the meeting.
Tom usually works from nine to five-thirty.
Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it's not so bright.
Tom usually watches the weather report in the morning before leaving home.
Tom usually takes a shower before breakfast.
Tom usually sits in the back of the classroom.
Tom usually pays for everything in cash.
Tom usually only eats oatmeal for breakfast.
Tom usually goes to bed just before midnight.
Tom usually feels sleepy in the early afternoon.
Tom usually eats his lunch alone.
Tom usually doesn't have to work on Monday afternoons.
Tom usually accomplishes whatever he tries to do.
Tom used to walk into the bar and order three beers right off.
Tom used to play lacrosse, but he doesn't anymore.
Tom used to live in Boston.
Tom used to live deep in the jungle.
Tom used to be drunk by this time every night.
Tom used to always wear a watch, but now he just looks at his smart phone.
Tom turned in a blank test paper.
Tom tries to do some light exercises every morning.
Tom tries to avoid traveling by air.
Tom tried to cut the delicious-looking meat with a dull knife.
Tom treats me very nice.
Tom translated the letter from French into German.
Tom tossed another log on the fire.
Tom tossed and turned all night.
Tom took up hang gliding.
Tom took the early retirement package the company offered.
Tom took the bus to school.
Tom took out a pencil and started to write.
Tom took off his coat because it was getting too hot to wear it.
Tom took off his coat and threw it on the floor.
Tom took off his coat and gloves.
Tom took off his clothes and stepped into the shower.
Tom took his wallet out of his pocket.
Tom took his time reading the contract.
Tom took his own life.
Tom took a step forward.
Tom took a step backward.
Tom took a piece of candy from the bag.
Tom took a flower out of the vase while no one was looking.
Tom took a deep breath.
Tom took a closer look at it.
Tom told us that he'd come in person.
Tom told the children that they could stay here in the room if they didn't make any noise.
Tom told the boys to line up.
Tom told me that it was possible to rent a bicycle.
Tom told me that I shouldn't buy that.
Tom told me that he wasn't scared of snakes.
Tom told me that he wasn't afraid of ghosts.
Tom told me that he got his xylophone for free.
Tom told me that he couldn't really trust Microsoft.
Tom told me that he couldn't blame me for breaking my promise.
Tom told me that he could live off his savings for a while if he lost his job.
Tom told me that he could hear something, but he wasn't sure what it was.
Tom told me that he could come on any day but Tuesday.
Tom told me that he could afford another divorce.
Tom told his son the story about a monster that ate children.
Tom told his friends that he never ate meat.
Tom tied the canoe to the top of his car.
Tom tied his dog to a tree.
Tom threw me an apple.
Tom threw his hands up into the air and said that he gave up.
Tom threw a stone into the pond.
Tom threw a rock at the dog.
Tom thought it would be a good idea to see a doctor.
Tom thinks the plan may backfire.
Tom thinks that eating at a restaurant by himself is pathetic.
Tom thinks it will rain tomorrow.
Tom thinks he's being shadowed by a private detective.
Tom thinks he can get rid of his cold if he takes this medicine.
Tom tends to exaggerate.
Tom tends to be lazy.
Tom talks like an old man.
Tom talked about school.
Tom talked about his family.
Tom takes piano lessons three times a week.
Tom takes a walk every morning.
Tom takes a shower every morning before breakfast.
Tom takes a bath every evening after dinner.
Tom takes a bath at least three times a week.
Tom swore that he ate at least twice as much as his wife.
Tom sure does burp a lot.
Tom suggested that we leave right away before it started to rain.
Tom suddenly felt tired.
Tom suddenly felt like he was going to faint.
Tom succeeded in getting elected.
Tom studied hard so he could get into college.
Tom stuck his nose where it didn't belong.
Tom stopped looking for the treasure and went back home.
Tom stood on his head.
Tom stood on a chair so he could reach the top shelf.
Tom stood motionless, listening carefully.
Tom stayed up all night.
Tom stayed at home all day.
Tom started playing rugby three years ago.
Tom staggered to his feet.
Tom sprinkled some sugar on the toast.
Tom sprang to his feet.
Tom spent the last years of his life in Boston.
Tom spent most days begging for money in front of tourist attractions.
Tom spent a week in Boston.
Tom spent a lot of time trying to learn how to play the French horn.
Tom spends most of his money on food.
Tom speaks French so badly that he is often misunderstood.
Tom speaks French fairly well, doesn't he?
Tom speaks French better than I do.
Tom speaks French better than any of the other students in his class.
Tom speaks five languages, but doesn't know how to be polite in any of them.
Tom sometimes says things he doesn't really believe.
Tom snuck out and had a few beers with the guys.
Tom slipped quietly into his clothes and tiptoed out of the room.
Tom sliced the banana with a knife.
Tom slept under mosquito netting.
Tom slept like a log all night and most of the next day.
Tom shut himself up in his room.
Tom shut himself up in his bedroom.
Tom showed up early so he could get a good seat.
Tom showed up at about 2:30.
Tom showed me how to make spaghetti.
Tom showed me a picture of the food they had eaten.
Tom shouldn't have said such a thing.
Tom should take an umbrella because it looks like rain.
Tom should have left earlier.
Tom should have been more careful.
Tom should go to the gym.
Tom should go to bed early tonight since he has a test tomorrow.
Tom should go see a doctor.
Tom should definitely visit an art museum or two while he's in France.
Tom should consult an expert.
Tom should be out of the hospital by next Saturday.
Tom should be home by now, but he's still at his office.
Tom should be back by 2:30.
Tom should be back before 2:30.
Tom shot himself in the leg accidentally.
Tom shared a well with his neighbor.
Tom shared a large number of ideas with the committee.
Tom sells T-shirts at a 30 percent discount.
Tom seldom wins arguments.
Tom seldom goes out on Monday.
Tom seldom eats red meat.
Tom seldom bothers to comb his hair.
Tom seems to be sleeping.
Tom seems to have lost his passport.
Tom seems to hardly ever get his homework done on time.
Tom seems to catch the flu every year.
Tom seems to be very excited.
Tom seems to be much taller than he used to be.
Tom seems to be hard up for food.
Tom seems to be depressed.
Tom seems to be busy all the time.
Tom seems to be asleep.
Tom seems to be a good guitarist.
Tom seems to be a friendly person.
Tom seems to always say the right thing at the right time.
Tom seems to always be running into people he knows.
Tom seems to always be busy.
Tom seemed to enjoy himself at the party last night.
Tom seemed to be somewhat disappointed.
Tom screamed for help.
Tom screamed at the top of his lungs.
Tom scarcely ever gets any exercise.
Tom says you should always tell the truth.
Tom says we can park on either side of the street.
Tom says that recently he isn't able to get enough sleep.
Tom says that learning a foreign language is hard.
Tom says that he's tired.
Tom says that he's fed up with this hot weather.
Tom says that he's a creature of habit.
Tom says that he'll be at the meeting tomorrow.
Tom says that he wants to be buried here.
Tom says that he never dreams.
Tom says that he hasn't made up his mind yet.
Tom says that he has the perfect marriage.
Tom says that he doesn't like children.
Tom says that he doesn't feel like jogging.
Tom says that he doesn't feel like going out.
Tom says that he doesn't feel like drinking beer tonight.
Tom says that he detests war.
Tom says that he can't imagine going out in this weather.
Tom says that he can't eat any more.
Tom says that he can drink a whole bottle of whiskey without getting drunk.
Tom says that he can be here by 2:30.
Tom says it's a waste of time to try to please everybody.
Tom says he's having trouble with his computer.
Tom says he is rich.
Tom says he eats more when he's sad.
Tom says he can't walk another step.
Tom says he can't wait any longer.
Tom says he can't put up with this noise any longer.
Tom says he can't put up with the heat any longer.
Tom says he can't ignore the smell any longer.
Tom says he can't ignore the noise any longer.
Tom says he can trace his ancestors back about 300 years.
Tom sat in the front row.
Tom said that we weren't allowed to take photographs in this museum.
Tom said that nothing like that would ever happen again.
Tom said that neither one of his parents had ever been to Boston.
Tom said that I could spend the night at his place.
Tom said that he'd make it on time.
Tom said that he'd give me thirty dollars if I ate an earthworm.
Tom said that he would come.
Tom said that he was very interested in archery.
Tom said that he was innocent.
Tom said that he had eaten too much and didn't feel very good.
Tom said that he had eaten lunch with his friends.
Tom said that he feels much better today.
Tom said that he feels like going out.
Tom said that he could make it to the party.
Tom said that he did his homework by himself.
Tom said some things that didn't make sense.
Tom said jokingly that he was not very rich.
Tom said I was supposed to talk to you.
Tom said he'd never leave his wife.
Tom said he was willing to help us out.
Tom said he wanted to get out of town for a while.
Tom said he wanted me to spend the summer in Boston with him.
Tom said he liked what she had made for dinner, but he was only being polite.
Tom said he knew where the body was buried.
Tom said he just had to eat something right away.
Tom said he had eaten nothing, but that wasn't true.
Tom said he had an important call to make.
Tom said he had a stomachache and left the room.
Tom said he couldn't clean the pool tomorrow afternoon.
Tom said he can't eat that much food by himself.
Tom runs a company in Boston.
Tom rolled up the string and put it in his pocket.
Tom rode his motorcycle across America.
Tom ripped open the envelope.
Tom retraced his steps.
Tom rescued the dog from being eaten by the hungry soldiers.
Tom rented a tuxedo for the prom.
Tom renewed his driver's license three weeks ago.
Tom reminds me of someone I used to know in high school.
Tom reminds me of his father.
Tom remained poor all his life.
Tom regularly eats sushi with his mother.
Tom regrets what he did.
Tom refuses to buy anything made in China.
Tom refused to worry about the future.
Tom refused to settle down.
Tom refused to pay protection money.
Tom refused to give up.
Tom really loves playing the guitar, but he doesn't like singing.
Tom really is a nice guy!
Tom really gets on my nerves.
Tom really does talk a lot.
Tom really does swim well, doesn't he?
Tom really does hate dogs.
Tom really does detest giving speeches in front of large audiences.
Tom realized that he had lost his wallet.
Tom read anything he could lay his hands on.
Tom ran out of water.
Tom ran out of time.
Tom ran out of the room.
Tom ran out of money.
Tom ran out of food.
Tom ran into the room.
Tom ran into the house.
Tom ran for mayor.
Tom ran down the stairs.
Tom ran as fast as he could to escape from the angry bear.
Tom ran as fast as he could hoping that he wouldn't miss the train.
Tom raised his voice.
Tom raised his son without any help.
Tom quite often exaggerates.
Tom quite often eats out.
Tom quit smoking.
Tom quit his job last week.
Tom puts a lot of sugar and cream in his coffee.
Tom put up with the pain for a couple of weeks before finally going to the hospital.
Tom put together one million dollars in unmarked, used bills as the kidnappers had told him to do.
Tom put the new tablecloth he had just bought on the table.
Tom put the key into his pocket.
Tom put the food on the table and told everyone to start eating.
Tom put new strings on the old guitar that he had just bought.
Tom put new pedals on the bicycle that he rides to school.
Tom put his hat on and went outside.
Tom put his bags in the trunk, then hopped in the car and drove off.
Tom put down his pen.
Tom put away his clothes.
Tom put all his money in a box and hid it under his bed.
Tom pushed the door shut.
Tom pushed the door open.
Tom pumped up the tire.
Tom promised to come, but hasn't shown up yet.
Tom promised never to be late again.
Tom's problem is that he lives in his own bubble.
Tom pressed his ear against the wall to see if he could hear what his parents were discussing in the next room.
Tom prepared dinner by himself.
Tom prefers to eat french fries with ketchup.
Tom prefers speaking French.
Tom predicted our success.
Tom prayed to God for help.
Tom practices playing the bassoon every day.
Tom poured cold water over himself to wake himself up.
Tom postponed his trip to Boston.
Tom pointed towards the mountain.
Tom plugged in the radio and turned it on.
Tom plays the vibraphone exceptionally well.
Tom plays the harmonica by ear.
Tom played the piano for three hours without taking a break.
Tom played Reveille on his bugle every morning.
Tom played an old Irish song on his new French horn.
Tom played a Spanish folk tune on his English horn at a Chinese restaurant in France.
Tom planted three apple trees in his yard.
Tom planted some explosives near the middle of the bridge.
Tom plans to stay here until it stops raining.
Tom plans to go to Boston next week.
Tom plans to go in spite of the bad weather.
Tom picked up the coins that had fallen behind the sofa.
Tom picked up that habit from his father.
Tom passed the test he took last Monday.
Tom passed his driving test on his first attempt.
Tom owns a lot of land just outside of Boston.
Tom overslept and missed the bus he usually rides.
Tom ought to know better at his age.
Tom opposed the plan.
Tom opened the window to get some fresh air.
Tom opened the door, even though I asked him not to.
Tom opened his eyes.
Tom only spent three dollars for his lunch.
Tom only slept for three hours last night.
Tom only has a slight foreign accent.
Tom only glanced at the headlines.
Tom only eats organic food.
Tom only eats lean meats and vegetables.
Tom often watches TV while eating dinner.
Tom often talks to his dog.
Tom often stays up most of the night.
Tom often skips meals.
Tom often sits in front of his computer all day.
Tom often munches on snacks while watching TV.
Tom often makes mistakes.
Tom often lies about his age.
Tom often has nightmares.
Tom often goes to Boston.
Tom often gets ear infections.
Tom often eats Thai food.
Tom often eats in bed.
Tom often drives too fast.
Tom often breaks promises.
Tom often acts like a baby when he can't get his way.
Tom objected to being treated like a child.
Tom noticed that his hands weren't clean.
Tom never works on Sunday.
Tom never talks about his job.
Tom never speaks unless spoken to.
Tom never seems to know what to say.
Tom never quarrels with his wife in public.
Tom never makes his bed.
Tom never goes anywhere by himself.
Tom never felt comfortable expressing his own opinion.
Tom never eats quiche.
Tom never drinks beer at home.
Tom never dates older women.
Tom neither confirmed nor denied the rumors.
Tom needs to update his website.
Tom needs to study more if he hopes to pass this class.
Tom needs to renew his passport before the fifteenth of next month.
Tom needs to make an urgent telephone call.
Tom needs to get some sleep.
Tom needs to get more exercise.
Tom needs to get into shape.
Tom needs to find an apartment not too far from where he works.
Tom needs to face the facts.
Tom needs to buy a new raincoat.
Tom needs someone to talk to.
Tom needs somebody to help him.
Tom needs at least nine hours of sleep every night or he can't function.
Tom needs a sharp knife.
Tom needs a new pair of glasses.
Tom needs a job.
Tom needs a dry towel.
Tom needed someone to help him.
Tom needed some time to think things over.
Tom nearly died after eating some raw liver.
Tom must have been at home at that time.
Tom must decide what to do right away.
Tom must consider carefully whether he really wants a divorce or not.
Tom must choose the second-best policy according to the circumstances.
Tom must choose between honor and death.
Tom has to change his shirt.
Tom must buy a pair of shoes. His old ones are all worn out.
Tom must be well off. He drives a very nice car.
Tom must be very happy after winning the race.
Tom must be tired after working all day in the hot sun.
Tom must be thirty or so.
Tom must be over thirty.
Tom must be over thirty by now.
Tom must be nearly thirty.
Tom must be more careful from now on.
Tom must be home by 2:30.
Tom must be from Boston.
Tom must be at least thirty years old.
Tom must be about thirty.
Tom moved to Boston three years ago.
Tom moved to a company that offered him a higher salary.
Tom mistakenly ate his entree with his salad fork.
Tom missed the last train.
Tom mispronounces many words.
Tom might possibly know the answer.
Tom might not know the answer.
Tom might not be as happy as he looks.
Tom might be able to help you.
Tom might be able to do that, but I doubt it.
Tom met with an unfortunate accident.
Tom mentioned that it was about time to leave.
Tom may use my video camera if he wants to.
Tom may use my video camera if he likes.
Tom may use my bicycle whenever he wants.
Tom may possibly be lying about that.
Tom may not come.
Tom may have been there. I don't know.
Tom may have been sleeping at the time.
Tom may eat wherever he wants to.
Tom may eat whenever he wants to.
Tom may eat whatever he wants to.
Tom may do whatever he likes with what I gave him.
Tom may do as he likes.
Tom may come and visit me any time he wants to.
Tom may choose whichever color he likes.
Tom may borrow my car any afternoon next week.
Tom may be under thirty.
Tom may be the only one who can solve this problem.
Tom managed to sell his car for a lot of money.
Tom managed to finish the work without any help.
Tom managed to escape from the room where his kidnappers had kept him locked up.
Tom managed a small bar near Boston for quite a few years.
Tom makes it a rule to meditate every morning.
Tom makes it a rule not to eat after 8:00 p.m.
Tom makes a living as a traveling salesman.
Tom makes a good living.
Tom makes $900 a week working at a resort hotel.
Tom majored in psychology.
Tom majored in business.
Tom made up his mind to become a newspaperman.
Tom made up his mind to become a teacher.
Tom made up his mind to be a helicopter pilot.
Tom made thirty thousand dollars last month.
Tom made the baseball team.
Tom made sure that his children ate everything on their plates.
Tom made me look through his photo album.
Tom made many mistakes.
Tom made it on time.
Tom made his servants eat in the dark.
Tom made himself a peanut butter sandwich for lunch.
Tom made enough soup to serve twenty people.
Tom made enough sandwiches to feed everyone.
Tom made a wise decision.
Tom made a reservation for three days at the Hilton Hotel.
Tom made a mistake.
Tom made a list of things he wanted to do before he died.
Tom made a list of things he needs to buy.
Tom made a list of songs he doesn't like.
Tom made a list of places he wants to visit.
Tom made a good speech.
Tom made a frantic attempt to finish painting the fence before dark.
Tom made a fool of himself.
Tom made a few serious mistakes.
Tom made a few mistakes on the test.
Tom made a complete fool of himself.
Tom made a big mistake.
Tom loves zombie movies and watches them whenever he can.
Tom loves to bully younger students.
Tom loves taking trips.
Tom loves singing.
Tom loves fried chicken.
Tom loves fishing.
Tom loves coming here since he thinks this place serves the only fast food worth eating.
Tom loves being outdoors.
Tom lost the shopping list his mother had given him and just bought things he wanted to eat.
Tom lost the key to his dorm room.
Tom lost interest in his job.
Tom lost his way.
Tom lost his way in the woods.
Tom lost his voice.
Tom lost his memory.
Tom lost all of his money.
Tom loses his temper easily.
Tom looks young.
Tom looks worried.
Tom looks very happy.
Tom looks tired. Please take him home.
Tom looks tired.
Tom looks the same as before.
Tom looks strong.
Tom looks sad.
Tom looks older than he really is.
Tom looks much better now.
Tom looks healthier than he used to.
Tom looks happy today.
Tom looks funny wearing those shoes.
Tom looks dignified.
Tom looks bored.
Tom looked very happy.
Tom looked lonely.
Tom looked happy.
Tom looked at himself in the mirror.
Tom looked as if he hadn't eaten for days.
Tom looked around the room for his keys.
Tom looked very tired when I saw him yesterday.
Tom locked himself out of his house.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom.
Tom locked himself in the bathroom and started to cry.
Tom lives with his parents.
Tom lives somewhere around here.
Tom lives on the third floor of this apartment building.
Tom lives in a three-bedroom house on the outskirts of Boston.
Tom lives in a house without running water.
Tom lives from hand to mouth.
Tom lives around here somewhere.
Tom lived with his uncle in Boston while going to college.
Tom lived to be 97.
Tom lived to be 97 years old.
Tom lived in that small house for a little over ten years.
Tom lived in an interesting part of Boston.
Tom lived in a tent next to the river while he attended summer school.
Tom lived here three years ago.
Tom listens to the radio while eating breakfast.
Tom listened to music in his room until late at night.
Tom likes watching TV in the evening.
Tom likes vanilla ice cream.
Tom likes to write poems and song lyrics.
Tom likes to sit up front.
Tom likes to do almost everything by himself.
Tom likes to be mysterious.
Tom likes taking walks by himself.
Tom likes oranges and eats three or four a week.
Tom likes listening to the radio when he's driving.
Tom likes lacrosse.
Tom likes dogs better than cats.
Tom likes coffee better than tea.
Tom likes chocolate very much.
Tom likes camping on the beach.
Tom likes Boston better than any other place he's lived.
Tom likes being alone.
Tom likes listening to American English the most, but he also likes the sound of Irish English.
Tom let the cat out.
Tom let out a deep breath.
Tom let me down.
Tom left without saying goodbye.
Tom left to go fishing shortly before dawn.
Tom left three days ago.
Tom left the window open.
Tom left the room without saying a word to anyone.
Tom left the house with his briefcase.
Tom left the house to his son.
Tom left the house after eating lunch.
Tom left the house after breakfast.
Tom left the door unlocked.
Tom left the door open.
Tom left the city late that night to avoid getting arrested.
Tom left nothing to chance.
Tom left his work half done so he could get to the station in time.
Tom left his wife at home with the children.
Tom left his umbrella on the bus.
Tom left his textbook in the car.
Tom left his son a fortune.
Tom left his house before dawn.
Tom left his briefcase on his desk.
Tom left at midnight.
Tom left a few minutes ago.
Tom learned to swim last summer.
Tom learned how to swim when he was three.
Tom learned French while living in Quebec.
Tom leaned against the wall.
Tom leafed through the magazine that was on the coffee table.
Tom lay awake all night.
Tom lacks motivation.
Tom lacks experience.
Tom knows who killed his dog.
Tom knows who killed his dog, but he won't tell us.
Tom knows where to go to get the best prices.
Tom knows where the money is hidden.
Tom knows some French.
Tom knows how to play the viola.
Tom knows how to fly a helicopter.
Tom knows everything there is to know about Italian cars.
Tom knows everything there is to know about cars.
Tom knows Boston well.
Tom knows a woman who doesn't like to eat chocolate.
Tom knows a shortcut.
Tom knows a man who lives in Boston.
Tom knows a lot of people.
Tom knows a lot about computers.
Tom knows a lot about American history.
Tom knows a good Chinese restaurant not too far from his office.
Tom knows a girl who can speak French quite well.
Tom knows a few magic tricks.
Tom knows a boy who can ride a unicycle.
Tom knocked on the door.
Tom knew where to go.
Tom knew what was hidden in the cave.
Tom knew the truth, but he didn't let anyone know that he knew it.
Tom knew that salads were healthy, so he ate at least one salad a day.
Tom kicked the ball.
Tom kept the secret to himself.
Tom kept silent about his crime for years.
Tom kept me waiting for more than 30 minutes.
Tom kept his hat on to hide his baldness.
Tom kept a list of all the food he'd eaten that week.
Tom keeps every letter his mother sends him.
Tom keeps an extra pair of shoes in the trunk of his car.
Tom keeps a spare key hidden in his garden.
Tom keeps a pair of binoculars in the glove compartment of his car.
Tom keeps a diary.
Tom keeps a diary in French.
Tom just got up and still isn't quite awake.
Tom just got out of the bath and his hair is still wet.
Tom just can't make up his mind.
Tom just barely managed to earn enough money to pay the rent.
Tom just barely earns enough to live on.
Tom jumped to his feet.
Tom jumped out of the tree.
Tom jumped out of bed as soon as the alarm clock went off.
Tom jumped into the lake.
Tom jumped into the cold water.
Tom jumped across the mud puddle.
Tom jogs three times a week.
Tom isn't afraid of death.
Tom isn't your average guy. He doesn't like things most guys like and he doesn't like to do things most men enjoy doing.
Tom isn't yet ready to receive visitors.
Tom isn't well today.
Tom isn't watching TV now. He's sleeping.
Tom isn't very sociable.
Tom isn't very open to criticism.
Tom isn't very good at sports.
Tom isn't very different from anybody else.
Tom isn't up yet.
Tom isn't the man he used to be.
Tom isn't the least bit worried about the weather.
Tom isn't the kind of person who blames others for his mistakes.
Tom isn't the guitarist he used to be.
Tom isn't tall.
Tom isn't sure yet whether he'll go or not.
Tom isn't sure whether he locked the door.
Tom isn't supposed to smoke at work, but he does.
Tom isn't stupid.
Tom isn't studying French now.
Tom isn't strict enough with his students.
Tom isn't so tall.
Tom isn't ready yet.
Tom isn't qualified to teach high school.
Tom isn't old enough to understand this.
Tom isn't much to look at.
Tom isn't much of an athlete.
Tom isn't much of a singer.
Tom isn't married.
Tom isn't lonely now.
Tom isn't interested in politics at all.
Tom isn't himself today.
Tom isn't here.
Tom isn't here, so I'm really sad.
Tom isn't here yet.
Tom isn't here yet, but we expect him soon.
Tom isn't here now.
Tom isn't here at the moment.
Tom isn't good at sports.
Tom isn't good at math.
Tom isn't going anywhere this afternoon.
Tom isn't feeling well.
Tom isn't familiar with that subject.
Tom isn't easily surprised.
Tom isn't doing much business during these bad economic times.
Tom isn't cut out to be a teacher.
Tom isn't cold at all.
Tom isn't certain about the answer.
Tom isn't available at the moment.
Tom isn't at home now.
Tom isn't at all selfish.
Tom isn't as young as I am.
Tom isn't as young as he looks.
Tom isn't as tall as I am.
Tom isn't as stupid as he looks.
Tom isn't as strong as before.
Tom isn't as smart as he looks.
Tom isn't as old as I am.
Tom isn't as old as he looks.
Tom isn't as healthy as he used to be.
Tom isn't as good at French as he thinks he is.
Tom isn't as good a golfer as he says he is.
Tom isn't always late, but he often is.
Tom isn't all that honest.
Tom isn't afraid to fail.
Tom isn't afraid of snakes, even poisonous ones.
Tom isn't afraid of anything.
Tom isn't accustomed to walking barefooted.
Tom isn't able to drive yet.
Tom isn't a morning person.
Tom isn't a man of many words.
Tom isn't a Japanese citizen.
Tom isn't a good cook.
Tom isn't a fool.
Tom isn't a fluent speaker of French.
Tom isn't a crook.
Tom isn't a bad person.
Tom is wrong.
Tom is writing a novel now.
Tom is worried about losing his job.
Tom is working on another novel.
Tom is wondering about what to do next.
Tom is willing to do that for you.
Tom is willing to do almost anything for money.
Tom is well paid for the work he does.
Tom is well aware of the problem.
Tom is wearing a heavy coat and gloves.
Tom is wanted by the FBI for kidnapping.
Tom is waiting to see what will happen.
Tom is waiting to see how things will develop.
Tom is waiting for you inside.
Tom is waiting for you at the front door.
Tom is very tired.
Tom is very tall.
Tom is very stingy.
Tom is very smart.
Tom is very sleepy, because he didn't sleep well last night.
Tom is very romantic.
Tom is very proud of both his son and his daughter.
Tom is very particular about what he eats.
Tom is very old.
Tom is very nice to me.
Tom is very knowledgeable about Japanese art.
Tom is very interested in water sports.
Tom is very interested in learning French.
Tom is very interested in jazz.
Tom is very hungry.
Tom is very hardworking.
Tom is very handsome.
Tom is very good at playing songs by Eric Clapton.
Tom is very glad that school is over.
Tom is very fussy about what he eats.
Tom is very dexterous.
Tom is very busy right now.
Tom is very busy at this time.
Tom is usually drunk by this time of day.
Tom is usually at home on Sunday evenings.
Tom is used to living alone.
Tom is used to hard work.
Tom is used to getting up early.
Tom is used to driving a pickup truck, but he's never driven one of those really big trucks.
Tom is used to doing his own cooking.
Tom is used to cooking on a campfire.
Tom is up to his neck in debt.
Tom is up for a promotion.
Tom is unsociable.
Tom is unqualified for that job.
Tom is unpopular.
Tom is unmarried.
Tom is unlikely to come by himself.
Tom is unfit for that job.
Tom is under pressure to find a solution to this problem.
Tom is trying to lose weight.
Tom is trying to learn French.
Tom is trying to do the impossible.
Tom is trying to avoid drinks with sugar.
Tom is too young to travel alone.
Tom is too young to go there by himself.
Tom is too young to drink.
Tom is too young to apply for the job.
Tom is too tired to study.
Tom is too lenient with his students.
Tom is too drunk to drive. Could you take him home?
Tom is too busy to go today.
Tom is too busy now to talk to you.
Tom is three years old now.
Tom is three months behind in paying his rent.
Tom is thirty-one.
Tom is thirty years old.
Tom is thirty at most.
Tom is thinking of selling his house.
Tom is thinking of going to Boston next spring.
Tom is the youngest child in his family.
Tom is the very best person for the job.
Tom is the same age as I am.
Tom is the right man for the job.
Tom is the perfect son.
Tom is the perfect gentleman.
Tom is the perfect father.
Tom is the owner of a supermarket.
Tom is the only witness to the crime.
Tom is the only person who can help me.
Tom is the only person who can do this job.
Tom is the only one here that can do this.
Tom is the only man in the world that is likely to break that record.
Tom is the only man in the world that can pull this off.
Tom is the one who usually ends up feeding our dog.
Tom is the one who should be blamed for the failure.
Tom is the next in line for promotion.
Tom is the most influential man in Boston.
Tom is the legal owner of this piece of land.
Tom is the last person I want to see right now.
Tom is the kind of man I like.
Tom is the kind of guy that argues for fun.
Tom is the father of three children.
Tom is the father of the bride.
Tom is the captain of our team.
Tom is the black sheep of the family.
Tom is the black sheep of his family.
Tom is the best man for the job.
Tom is terribly busy at this time.
Tom is tall.
Tom is taking a couple of days off next week.
Tom is taking a bath now.
Tom is swamped with work.
Tom is sure to be fired.
Tom is sure to accomplish whatever he sets out to do.
Tom is supposed to go to Boston next week.
Tom is supposed to be in Boston by now.
Tom is supposed to be here by 2:30.
Tom is sufficiently well off to buy a house anywhere he wants.
Tom is suffering from a cold.
Tom is studying to be a mechanical engineer.
Tom is studying French.
Tom is still uncertain about whether to go to college or not.
Tom is still too young to drink beer.
Tom is still out of the town.
Tom is still just as poor as he used to be.
Tom is still just as handsome as he used to be.
Tom is still just as friendly as he used to be.
Tom is still just a boy.
Tom is still in his teens.
Tom is still in Boston.
Tom is still in bed.
Tom is still dependent on his parents.
Tom is still being held captive.
Tom is still a prisoner.
Tom is spraying his garden.
Tom is smart.
Tom is slightly under the weather today.
Tom is sick.
Tom is short.
Tom is shopping for a heavy coat.
Tom is seldom late.
Tom is seldom late for school.
Tom is seldom late for appointments.
Tom is scheduled to give a concert in Boston on October 20th.
Tom is running short of money.
Tom is right-handed.
Tom is responsible for this accident.
Tom is really sorry.
Tom is really good at memorizing songs.
Tom is ready to settle down and start a family.
Tom is ready to resort to violence in order to get what he wants.
Tom is ready for a fight.
Tom is reading a novel by Sidney Sheldon now.
Tom is rarely late.
Tom is rarely late for appointments.
Tom is quite often late for school.
Tom is quite knowledgeable about modern popular music.
Tom is quite good at cooking.
Tom is quiet.
Tom is qualified to be a heart surgeon.
Tom is probably lost.
Tom is pretty sure that he can't become pregnant.
Tom is pretty sure everything will go well.
Tom is prepared for whatever may happen.
Tom is prepared for anything that may happen.
Tom is prepared for any emergency.
Tom is positive that he isn't wrong.
Tom is poor.
Tom is planning to redecorate his bedroom.
Tom is perfectly satisfied with his current salary.
Tom is patient.
Tom is past thirty.
Tom is out of work.
Tom is out of work now.
Tom is out of work at this time.
Tom is out of the country.
Tom is out of his mind.
Tom is out of breath and needs to take a break.
Tom is out now.
Tom is out at the moment.
Tom is only a beginner.
Tom is one of the most talented people I know.
Tom is one of the most respected men in the business world.
Tom is one of the few people I can trust.
Tom is on the night shift this week.
Tom is on the day shift this month.
Tom is on the committee in charge of the event.
Tom is on the baseball team.
Tom is on his way home.
Tom is on his own now.
Tom is on duty now.
Tom is on a low-fat, high-protein diet.
Tom is old enough to vote.
Tom is old enough to know right from wrong.
Tom is old enough to know better.
Tom is old enough to drive.
Tom is often late for work.
Tom is often late for school.
Tom is often absent from school.
Tom is off duty today.
Tom is now in police custody.
Tom is now in his prime.
Tom is nothing but trouble.
Tom is no longer studying French.
Tom is no longer our prime suspect.
Tom is no longer my friend.
Tom is no longer living in Boston.
Tom is no longer a student here.
Tom is never satisfied.
Tom is never on time.
Tom is never late for school.
Tom is nervous.
Tom is much younger than he looks.
Tom is much older than I am.
Tom is much older than he looks.
Tom is moving out of town at the end of this month.
Tom is mistaken if he thinks that he can always have his own way.
Tom is married and has three children.
Tom is making vacation plans now.
Tom is making great progress in French.
Tom is majoring in architecture.
Tom is lying on the sofa watching TV.
Tom is lying on the grass under an apple tree.
Tom is loyal to his wife.
Tom is looking into the situation.
Tom is looking forward to Christmas.
Tom is looking for someone to help him build a wall.
Tom is looking for his glasses.
Tom is looking for a suitable place to hold the meeting.
Tom is looking for a reasonably-priced used car.
Tom is living in Boston.
Tom is likely to end up in prison if he doesn't straighten up.
Tom is likely to arrive before 2:30.
Tom is left-handed, but he writes with his right hand.
Tom is leaving on a trip on Friday.
Tom is leaving for India next Friday.
Tom is learning to write programs in JavaScript.
Tom is learning how to play the piccolo.
Tom is learning French.
Tom is lazy.
Tom is kind of tired. He wants to go home.
Tom is just the man I've been looking for.
Tom is just a kid.
Tom is irritating because he always has to have the last word in any argument.
Tom is irritating because he always has to have his own way.
Tom is interested in many things.
Tom is interested in French music.
Tom is interested in French literature.
Tom is interested in French history.
Tom is intelligent.
Tom is in very good health.
Tom is in the prime of his life.
Tom is in prison.
Tom is in need of help.
Tom is in his room now.
Tom is in his office.
Tom is in his late thirties.
Tom is in his early thirties.
Tom is in good health.
Tom is in danger of failing this class.
Tom is in bed with the flu.
Tom is in bad shape these days.
Tom is in a lot of pain, but he says that he can take it.
Tom is in a bad mood today.
Tom is in a bad mood this morning.
Tom is hunting for a job.
Tom is hoping that he can hitch a ride to Boston.
Tom is his usual self today.
Tom is his own worst enemy.
Tom is having trouble making ends meet.
Tom is having trouble dealing with his son's suicide.
Tom is having trouble coping with the fact that his son committed suicide.