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His book has been singled out for special praise.
I dipped into his book.
There is a vision of the future world in his books.
Some of his books are difficult to read.
His book was upside down.
His books are next to useless.
His book is famous not only in England but also in Japan.
His book deals with traffic accidents.
His books are liked by young people.
His book begins with a tale of country life.
After reading his books I feel I can construct a house.
No one knows his real name.
His translation is close to the original.
I wonder what has become of his sister.
His sister and I will be good friends.
His sister is not going to America.
His sister is a popular TV personality.
It seems that his sister is a good cook.
I don't know what to do about his shoplifting.
I cannot read his comics without laughing.
I take sides with him.
He has a bright future.
He has a huge capacity for accepting other people. That's what makes him special.
I felt drawn toward him.
His attraction lies in his character, not his looks.
Is his pulse regular?
His dream has finally come true.
His dream has come true at last.
His dream came true.
His ambition was to break into television as an announcer.
His dream is to study chemistry in the US.
His dream is going to Switzerland.
His dream has become a reality.
Can he fulfill his dream?
I would maintain with my last breath that he is innocent.
She complained to me of his rudeness.
I can't abide his rudeness.
I can't put up with his rudeness any more.
His gross manners offended his companions.
Informed of his safety, the manager breathed a sigh of relief.
I can easily convince you of his innocence.
I am alarmed by your irresponsible attitude.
His ignorance hindered us in our progress.
I was astonished by his ignorance.
His incompetence began to irritate everyone.
His reckless driving brought about his death.
I can't stand his impoliteness.
I was rendered speechless by his rudeness.
His rude reply provoked her to slap him on the face.
His rudeness made me burn with anger.
I have trouble putting up with his rude manner.
I can't put up with his insolence.
He had been living in Nagano for seven years when his daughter was born.
His daughter and my son are good friends.
His daughter is eager to go with him anywhere.
His daughter is a nurse.
His daughter is quick in her movements.
His daughter importuned him to buy the doll.
His daughter grew to be a beautiful woman.
His daughter was endowed with beauty and grace.
His son-in-law will be the heir to the enormous fortune.
His son-in-law was transferred to an overseas branch.
His son-in-law completely recovered from his illness.
His name is known to everybody in this country.
His name is known to everyone in this town.
His name is the glory of this town.
His name is known to everybody in our town.
His name is well known to us.
His name is known to everyone in our town.
His name is known all over the world.
He was named after his grandfather.
I know what his name is.
His name is on the tip of my tongue.
His name was on the tip of my tongue, but I couldn't remember it.
His name didn't come back to me.
His name headed the list.
His name heads the list.
His name is known to everybody in this area.
His name is familiar to everybody in the country.
His name will soon be forgotten.
His name is known to everyone.
He was struck off the list.
What is his name?
His name is very difficult to remember.
His name is Kenji, but everyone calls him Ken.
His name is Kenji, but we call him Ken.
His name is known all over the country.
His name is Tomoyuki Ogura.
I know him by name.
His is a strange name.
His name is not on the list.
I have just remembered his name, which I couldn't for a long time.
The merest mention of his name made her angry.
Do you remember his name?
I didn't remember his name until afterward.
I couldn't remember his name.
Can you recollect his name?
Few students knew his name.
Don't you know his name?
I forget his name.
His name has slipped my mind.
His honor was corroded by greed.
I'm afraid for his life.
Long may he live!
His life hangs on the judge's decision.
His word is law.
We must execute his orders.
His niece is attractive and mature for her age.
She felt shy in his presence.
Give him good care, and he'll get well soon.
His eyes were brimming over with tears.
His eyes fixed on her.
His eyes went to and fro.
His eyes rested on the girl.
He has the eyes of a leopard.
His eyes were smiling behind his glasses.
His eyes are as gentle as those of a cow.
His eyes shone with excitement.
His eyes are blue.
His eyes roamed over the lake in the valley.
His eyes were blazing with anger.
His eyes flashed with anger.
His eyes are dim with age.
It was the sound of the bell which awoke him.
His object is to pass the test.
His objective is to pass the test.
His aim is to become a professional singer.
His aim is to become a doctor.
His aim is to become a lawyer.
His baseball life ended then.
His ambition knows no bounds.
There were no bounds to his ambition.
His ambition is to gain power over others.
His promise cannot be relied on.
His promise cannot be counted on at all.
She melted at his kind words.
His kind words comforted me very much.
His indecision sowed the seeds of future trouble.
We can hardly speak too highly of his conduct.
His bravery is above all praise.
His bravery is worth respecting.
His brave action is worthy of a medal.
The story of his brave struggle affected us deeply.
His acts of courage brought him glory.
After seeing how bravely he acted, his friends thought better of him.
I was amazed at his courage.
I admire him for his courage.
His courage impressed me enough for me to trust him.
I could not help admiring his courage.
I was deeply impressed with his courage.
His courage won the day.
His bravery is worthy of praise.
Such was his courage that he feared nothing.
Such was his courage that he feared no danger.
His courage went down in history.
We cannot help but admire his courage.
His courage will carry him through this difficult job.
There are few of us but admire his courage.
I cannot but admire his courage.
There are two doctors in his circle of friends, a surgeon and an ophthalmologist.
Many of his friends backed his plan.
Each of his friends is going to camp this summer.
All his friends believed him happy.
He outlasted many of his friends.
All his friends backed his plan.
His depression came to an end when she kissed him.
Do you have any evidence to prove him guilty?
His guilt leaves no room for doubt.
There is no room for doubt about his guilt.
Damning evidence was produced against him.
Such was his eloquence that everybody was moved to tears.
His predictions have come true.
His prediction might come true.
His prophecy was fulfilled.
His prediction has come true.
His condition changed for the worse.
Please inform me of any change in his condition.
His condition was, if anything, worse than in the morning.
I can see he is ill by his appearance.
His condition is, if anything, better than yesterday.
His suit, though newly bought, was worn out.
A ring of smoke floated from his cigar into the air.
His request was tantamount to a threat.
Their claims were as follows.
He is reasonable in his demands.
I deny his request.
I was disgusted with his pointless talk.
His dance is excellent.
His desires are incompatible with his income.
It doesn't matter whether he comes late or not.
His interests clash with mine.
We know little of his personal history.
We could not resist the force of his logic.
I cannot follow his logic.
I can't find any holes in his theory.
His theory was totally impractical.
His theory deserves consideration.
His theory is based on fact.
His theories were put into effect.
His theory is based on many facts.
His theory is widely accepted as valid.
His theory is based on careful research.
It is out of the question to digest his theory.
It is difficult to understand his theory.
Few people are able to understand his theories.
Listen to his candid opinion.
It is wrong to put down his efforts to get better.
His great oration was like pearls before swine.
A terrible accident happened in his absence.
Let's hear a story of his travels.
His travels were wide and frequent.
His parents did not sympathize with his hope to become a journalist.
His parents were pleased with his success.
Both his parents are dead.
His parents were farmers.
Apart from his parents, no one knows him well.
His parents approve of the engagement.
His parents were too poor to send their son to college.
Both of his parents are well.
His parents ran a hotel.
His parents helped whoever asked for their help.
Both of his parents are coming to Tokyo.
His parents told him to get into a university.
His parents bought him something nice.
His parents expect too much of him.
His parents are tolerant of his self-indulgence.
His parents were glad at his success in the examination.
His parents are saving for his college education.
His parents were in favor of his trip.
His parents took him for a walk.
Apart from his parents, no one knows him very well.
His parents go to church every Sunday.
Apart from his parents, nobody would defend the suspect.
You can't know his merits by his appearance.
His neighbor will care for the children while she is away.
I was moved by his tears.
His eyes are bathed in tears.
His coolness has alienated his friends.
His bitter words still rankle in my mind.
His calm words allayed my fear.
His manners are not those of a gentleman.
His manners proclaim him a gentleman.
His argument was logical.
His paper is far from satisfactory.
His paper is superior to mine.
His thesis doesn't make sense. To begin with, its theme is obscure.
His paper confronts the question of child abuse in nuclear families.
His paper reads like a novel.
His thesis leaves nothing to be desired.
His paper was, on the whole, satisfactory.
I cannot appreciate his logic.
I cannot say how far his story is true.
His talk led me to believe that he knows a great deal.
His speech got awfully boring.
As he spoke, pictures came into my mind.
I felt drawn to his story.
His speech turned us off.
His story is highly colored.
His speech verged on the ridiculous.
His tale came home to me.
What he had said proved to be a myth.
You should have listened to him more carefully.
It is very interesting to listen to him.
I found listening to him very interesting.
I don't like his way of talking.
He is a teacher, as is clear from his way of talking.
I don't care for the way he talks.
Intonation is absent in his way of speaking.
The humor of his speech is derived from his peculiar local accent.
His way of talking come home to us all.
His speech is very refined.
His manner of speaking is direct to the point of rudeness.
The way he spoke attracted the attention of a famous writer.
How fast he speaks English!
His speech indisposed us to finish the work any more.
His stories entertained us for hours.
His story aroused my suspicion.
His talk distracted her from grief.
My heart was touched by his story.
His story puts me in mind of my past days.
His story has some color of truth in it.
I'm sick and tired of his story.
There is not a grain of truth in his story.
Part of his story is true.
The pupils listened eagerly during his speech.
He seems to have lost the thread of the story.
I wrote down every phrase in his speech that he stressed.
The content of his speech is not relevant to the subject.
She couldn't get the point of his story.
The emphasis of his talk was on the need to work hard.
His story is strange, but it's believable.
His story was so funny that everyone could not help laughing.
His talk is always pleasant to listen to.
He frequently jumps from one topic to another while he is talking.
His story turned out to be false.
His story can't be false.
There has a ring of falsehood in his story.
His story sounds strange.
His story excited everyone's curiosity.
His speech was not very becoming to the occasion.
His speech was suitable for the occasion.
His story was highly amusing to us.
His talk was so much to the purpose that all the class understood it.
I can hardly believe his story.
His description approximated to the truth.
His story will be more and more interesting.
His story amused everyone.
His story may sound false, but it is true for all that.
His story was interesting to us all.
You'd better take his words with a grain of salt.
You should discount his story.
His story seems to be strange.
His story made us laugh.
His story is much more interesting than hers.
His story thrilled me with horror.
His story amused us very much.
His story was borne out by the facts.
What he has said is contrary to fact.
His speech inspired all the boys.
His talk was a mere game.
His story is inconsistent in many places.
His story was simplicity itself.
There is no substance in his speech.
His story moved her to tears.
His story is partially true.
His story is well worth listening to.
His story departed from his main theme.
Is his story true?
His story may be true.
His story is true.
His story turned out to be true.
His story turned out true.
His story may not be true.
His story must be true.
His story cannot be true.
His story rings true.
His talk is off the point.
His speech was to the point.
His way of speaking offended me.
We could not swallow his story.
You may as well trust his story.
Do you believe his story?
Some believed his story, and others did not.
She was shocked when she heard his story.
Listening to him, she got tired.
His speech left me with the sense that we would never be friends.
If you heard him talk, you would suppose he was the master of the house.
His story will banish your fears.
She took him by the arm.
I can't do with his arrogance.
I get mad at his arrogance.
His ambiguous reply made her all the more irritated.
He seems to have been happy.
He seems happy.
He asked me why I was laughing.
He told me that he was busy then.
He said. "What a pretty girl she is!"
He leaves for Tokyo at ten.
He is not what he used to be ten years ago.
He studied the scientists considered to be the most significant of the 19th century.
He said he had seen her a month before.
He's been working all day long.
He is the taller of the two boys.
He is as mad as a March hare.
He told me he would be here about seven.
He is two years older than you.
He is the man who I believe can help you.
He wishes the accident hadn't happened.
He is proud of having been educated in the United States.
He gave up the idea of going to America to study.
He became a citizen of the United States.
He studies American history.
Is he American?
He made every effort, but to no avail.
He was taken care of by a young doctor.
He is a young man who impresses you as a typical student.
He was English.
He likes Italian food.
He never touches alcoholic drinks.
He put the key on the desk as usual.
It made him uneasy that someone might find out any second what he was hiding.
He is now planning to study abroad next year.
He is, so to speak, a walking dictionary.
He is, so to speak, a bookworm.
He is, as it were, a grown up baby.
He is, as it were, a stray sheep.
He regards so-called compulsory education as useless.
He is, what is called, a self-made man.
It seems as he is not going to get ahead.
He would probably die before he got his degree.
Opera! He cannot even sing children's songs!
He has taken over his father's business.
He made his girlfriend go out for a drink with him.
He had the gas cut off.
He devised a new engine to use less gas.
He flew into a rage.
He is, quite rightly, very grateful to them.
He kicked it.
He banged on the table with his fist.
He has been ill for the past few days.
He likes this guitar.
He did this before my face.
He is an apple-polisher.
He practiced the piece many times before the concert.
He often goes off on wild goose chases.
He has the Joker.
He didn't tell John about the accident.
He instantly denied it.
He kept walking all the day.
He thinks of everything in terms of money.
He is not more than two or three years younger than I am.
He's sexy.
He says that if he were there he would be happy.
He seems to have something to do with it.
He looked for the key to the door.
He concealed the file in what he thought was a safe place.
He obtained a post in the company.
He came all the way to my office to discuss the plan with me.
He described the scene in detail.
He is a good man for the job.
He borrowed from his brother to finance the loss he made on the project.
He had his left leg hurt in the accident.
He reported the accident to his insurance company.
He tried to fasten his attention on the letter.
He read the letter slowly.
He denied the fact of her having called him that evening.
He had the room to himself.
He cut the envelope open.
He was absorbed in the book.
He claimed that he had returned the book to the library.
He acknowledged it to be true.
He need not get up so early.
More often than not, he thinks before he speaks.
He wet the towel with water.
When he saw the salesgirl selling dachshund sausages, he got an idea for a cartoon.
He started just now.
He was not a man to be disheartened by a single failure.
He has a lot of fear and doubt because people are always fooling him.
He likes Disney.
He is enthusiastic about tennis.
He is watching TV.
Everywhere he went, he taught love, patience, and most of all, non-violence.
He, if anything, is a sensible man.
He did a very foolish thing.
He is often taken for a student because he looks so young.
He looks like a cat that ate the canary.
He is very nice. He never speaks ill of others.
Philip found Nathanael and told him.
He said that he was very happy.
He makes it a point to speak clearly and graphically. He always talks turkey about any problem.
He's a volleyball player.
He played piano by ear.
Being a very particular person he always ties up loose ends whatever he does.
He was treated terribly.
He can speak French, still more English.
He is a scholar of French history.
He can't write with a pen or punch keys on a computer.
He read the letter with tears running down his cheeks.
He took out a coin from his pocket.
He set up a bundle of firewood.
He was looking for this very thing.
He has become taller and taller.
He was still strong enough to press a switch.
Go easy on him. He's still new around here.
He is likely to be late again.
He seldom breaks his promise.
He is no longer here.
He'll fail, unless he tries harder.
He got an easy English book.
He fell asleep with the radio on.
He likes to listen in to the radio.
He cut off two meters of the rope.
He was arrested based on little evidence.
He used to say so, but now he doesn't.
Besides being a doctor, he was a very famous novelist.
Does he intend to become a doctor?
He is old enough to travel alone.
Though he worked hard, he remained poor as ever.
He was duped by being fed false information.
He is old enough to drive a car.
He's gone to his rest.
He is rather behind the rest of his class in English.
He can speak Thai as well as English.
He knows German and French, not to mention English.
He reads French and German, not to speak of English.
He speaks English fluently.
He is proud of being a good speaker of English.
He has a wife and two young children to provide for.
He was listening to the music in his room.
He is descended from a musical family.
He turns everything to good account.
He makes good in everything he does.
He did nothing out of the way.
He kept complaining so much, without doing anything to help, that I finally had to tell him to fish or cut bait.
He looked back at us time after time then walked away.
He was worn out when he got home.
He enjoyed those visits.
He walked all the way home.
He refused my offer to drive him home.
He pursued his career at the expense of his family.
He worked hard to provide for his family.
He stamped out a fire.
He left Japan on the same day that we arrived.
He is in charge of our class.
He took no notice of our warning.
He got up early in order to attend the meeting.
His novel ideas are time and again getting him into trouble with his more conservative colleagues.
He heard a strange sound and sprang out of bed.
He said, "I felt ill, but I am all right."
He has broken the record.
He is your lover.
He likes Motoharu Kikkawa.
He died last year of old age.
He is a scholar rather than a teacher.
He is rich while his elder brother is poor.
He seems to be rich.
He will grant permission for you to go out.
He has no knowledge, not to mention experience.
He has an eye for art.
He never breaks his promise.
Although he says he might return to Iran to marry, his plans after Japan are up in the air.
He has a dog.
He came along with his dog following him.
He never turns up without making a fuss.
He's always changing his mind.
He is, so to speak, a fish out of water.
He is as great a poet as ever lived.
He likes a tiger.
He could not take effective measures.
He believed that blacks could win their fight for equal rights without violence.
He has been playing tennis since this morning.
He is being very polite today.
He is not a liar at heart.
He is a kind man at heart.
He borrowed some money from his father as a last resort.
He bought that house because his wife took a fancy to it.
He was never to see his wife and family again.
With his wife and children in the country, he was at loose ends for something to do.
For all his wealth, he is not very happy.
He objected to my going out yesterday.
He made me a box yesterday.
He made me happy yesterday.
He made a box yesterday.
He looked through a magazine.
He served as chairman for three years.
He is practically dead.
He solved the problem in five minutes that I had struggled with for two hours.
He arrived just as I was leaving home.
He is, I believe, a man of his word.
He hung up before I finished.
He is the boy of whom we spoke the other day.
The moment he saw us, he ran away.
He asked me who I was.
He urged me to think again.
He gave me money as well as advice.
He is twice as old as I.
He asked me where my uncle lived.
He said that he disliked me, but that he needed my help.
He repaired the broken window of my house.
He is, so far as I know, a reliable friend.
He declined my proposal.
He acted as though we had insulted him.
He is such a great artist that we all admire.
He is not a poet but a novelist.
He tries.
He studied hard with the intention of passing the examination.
He is suffering from a toothache.
He makes good use of his time.
He likes to go to the beach now and then.
He was pumping the pedals of the bicycle hard.
He has a bicycle.
He is an individual with his own living space and his own sleeping space.
He threw in the towel in defeat when his favorite chorus girl married another man.
He was made to sign the contract against his will.
He is proud that his wife is a good cook.
He taught his students how we were all dependent on each other.
He attributed his success to good luck.
He brooded over his misfortunes.
He saved the boy from drowning, but only at the cost of his own life.
He is alive to his own interests.
He came upon his employee who'd been looking after the place in his absence.
He was shot to death.
The higher he rose in social rank, the more modest he became.
He was hit by a car.
He wishes he had studied harder when he was young.
He was mainly interested in the origin and development of the universe.
He is busy writing a letter.
He has a fear of the knife.
He gave away about one-tenth of his income to the poor.
He is in the habit of sitting up late on weekends.
He could swim across the river when he was in his teens.
He makes frequent visits to Japan on business.
He was advanced to the rank of general.
He is a bit on.
He's good. His handicap is in the single digits.
He can ride a horse.
He ate himself into the grave.
He measured the length of the bed.
He found it very difficult to adjust himself to life in the new school.
He is seeking a new position.
He has denied all the stories in the newspapers.
He earned money by delivering newspapers.
He lives by himself in the woods.
He stated his belief that God created us.
He is no better than a murderer.
He knows how to behave in public.
He made a speech in connection with world peace.
He prides himself on his knowledge of politics.
He is nothing more than a politician.
Besides being a statesman, he is a well-known painter.
He'll be there, rain or shine.
He is honesty itself.
He had gone there to help garbage workers strike peacefully for better pay and working conditions.
He doesn't earn enough money to live on.
He depended on his uncle for support.
He is not the idle boy he was.
He was, is, and will be, my best friend.
He lives in the house the red roof of which you see over there.
He defies the present government which is no less oppressive than its predecessor.
He showed me the camera which he had bought the day before.
He is not at all foolish.
She was admitted to Waseda University.
He left the window as it was, open.
He is quick at addition.
He is out of pocket.
He is indifferent to what others say.
He is apt to envy others.
He was removed from his post because he was idle.
He is ashamed of being idle.
He hid himself behind a large rock.
He kicked in a lot of money.
He's eligible for the presidency.
He's a big boy.
He'll be back by Monday morning at the latest.
His knowledge of Chinese enabled us to carry out our plan smoothly.
He studies Chinese.
He used to meditate in the morning.
He is on the town.
He is used to walking long distances.
He won't be away for long.
He is the eldest.
He usually goes to school by bus.
He is waiting for a telephone call.
He goes to school on foot.
For all his efforts, he was not paid well.
He is furious with anger.
He set out for Tokyo.
He has a head on his shoulders.
He acts quickly.
He belongs to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
He went to Nara.
He keeps two cats.
He has such foreign books as you can't obtain in Japan.
He speaks Japanese as if he were Japanese.
He speaks Japanese well.
He was careful enough to make his daughter promise not to go out after dark.
He fashioned an elegant pot out of clay.
He wanted to get his shirts washed.
I felt his silence insulting me.
He's not like us.
He was kindness itself to them.
He gives her everything she asks for.
He took it for granted that she was happy.
He asserts that she is innocent.
He wants her to go away and leave him in peace.
He could not help feeling sorry for her.
He paid much money to stop her mouth.
He did his best to persuade her.
He never fails to make some comment about the way she's dressed.
He is superior to her in math.
He stood aside for her to enter.
He failed in spite of his great efforts.
He is Sandayu Momochi.
He has been ill in bed for four days.
He could not come on account of illness.
He went up Mt. Fuji.
He came into a fortune when his father died.
He's a strange character.
He looked up at his mother, waiting for her to be shocked.
He took off his hat.
He bought a hat.
He adjusted the telescope to his sight.
He has made great progress in speaking Mandarin.
He remembers writing to her every week.
He remembers to write to her every week.
He said that he goes for a long walk every morning.
He sent a message by wireless.
He was impolite, not to say rude.
He did not appear until late at night.
Smiling softly, he shook hands with his son and walked off.
He stayed in his hotel most of the next day, talking to friends and supporters.
By next month he will have been learning how to play the violin for five years.
He has turned traitor.
He stood up and reached for his hat.
He tried to save something from his travel expenses.
He was a burden to his parents.
He runs with the hare and hunts with the hounds.
He was furious at his neighbor for allowing their dog to run into his yard.
He never speaks unless spoken to.
I wish he had been more careful when he spoke.
He has a good art of talking.
He gave a big yawn!
He cried, "Look out."
He shook his head as if to say No.
He got out of the cab in haste saying, "Keep the change."
He said he had bought that book there the day before.
He identified the wreck of the Titanic.
He told them that he had had a wonderful time.
He acted well in Hamlet.
He said, "So long, my friends," and left us.
He said to me, "Please, do me a favor".
He said that it was raining, and that he would stay at home.
He said: "Leave me alone."
He said to himself, "I will do it."
He said, "I'm from Canada."
He said, "I want to be a doctor."
He cried out, "Help me."
He studied the original text of War and Peace.
He understands ideas such as "same" and "different."
He availed himself of the 'off-and-on' holidays to visit his native country.
He said, "My car is always breaking down."
He gave me no less than 10000 yen.
He has no more than 1,000 dollars.
He ran 100 meters in 11 seconds flat.
He got the first prize in a 100m race.
He has not less than 100 dollars.
He has no less than 100 dollars.
He saved a hundred dollars.
He tied the world record for the hundred-meter breast-stroke.
He was cheated of 100 yen.
He had no more than one hundred yen with him.
He said he got a 100 points.
He was paid one million dollars in retirement allowance.
He divided one million dollars among his five sons.
He is able to speak ten languages.
He has the ability to speak ten languages.
He made ten mistakes in as many pages.
He ate as many as ten eggs, no sweat.
He made ten blunders in as many lines.
He made ten mistakes in as many lines.
He came to Japan when he was a boy of ten.
He ran away from home three times before he was ten.
He has not less than ten dictionaries.
He came home exactly at ten.
He came here at ten and went back at eleven.
He came home at ten.
He was supposed to call her at ten.
He did not come back before ten o'clock.
He cannot come out of the room until ten.
He'll get there in ten hours.
He has employed ten workers.
He will chalk up more than ten points.
He stayed as many as ten days.
He served a ten-year prison term.
He visited his hometown for the first time in ten years.
He has been in practice as a lawyer for more than ten years.
He said that he had been in California for ten years.
He is in the tenth grade.
He lived here ten years ago.
He is not the boy that he was ten years ago.
He went there ten years ago.
He is far better off than he was ten years ago.
He is better off than he was ten years ago.
He will be back in ten minutes.
He answered all the questions in ten minutes.
He left ten minutes ago.
He was a bright little fellow of eleven.
He started learning English at the age of eleven.
He makes it a rule to go to bed at eleven o'clock.
He turned off all the lights at eleven.
He is twelve years old. He is tall for his age.
He began to learn English when he was twelve years old, that is to say, when he entered junior high school.
He got the twelve o'clock train.
He believes in the superstition that 13 is an unlucky number.
He left his hometown at the age of fifteen never to return.
Though only 16, he is independent of his parents.
At the age of seventeen, he fled his native village.
He dissociated himself from the firm he had worked for for eighteen years.
He graduated from Yale with honors in 1921.
He was staying in Paris in 1939, when the Second World War broke out.
He returned home from Europe in 1941, when the war broke out.
He was called up in August, 1942.
He defected to the Soviet Union in the 1950's.
He went to Africa in 1960 never to return.
He was born at seven on the morning of June 5 in 1970.
He went to London in 1970.
They were born one month apart in 1970.
He was born in the 19th century.
He stayed at the hotel for as long as a month.
He looks as if he had been ill for more than a month.
He has been out of action since breaking his leg a month ago.
He stays in the next room but one.
He cannot fix his attention on anything for long.
He is capable of running a mile in four minutes.
He cannot swim a mile.
He can swim a mile.
He took the first prize.
He hit a home run in the first inning.
He'll catch up with us in an hour.
He slept an hour.
He should get to the office in an hour.
He will arrive within an hour.
He turned up an hour later.
He has been waiting for an hour.
He arrived an hour late, which annoyed me very much.
He comes round once a week.
He plays tennis three times a week.
He goes to the movies as often as three times a week.
He earns not more than 50 dollars a week.
He earns not less than 1,000 dollars a week.
He will be up and about in a week.
He has not been able to attend school for a week.
He has lived here for one week.
He left for New York a week ago.
He has been ill in bed for a week.
He made up his mind to go there alone.
He ordered me to go alone.
He was accustomed to flying alone, and he had flown this route in his imagination many times.
He could listen to seven people at once.
He has never told a lie.
He boasted of having won the first prize.
It appears that he will win first prize.
He got the first prize.
Every other day he goes fishing.
He will be back in a day or two.
He changes his schedule from day to day.
He said he would run 200 kilometers in a day and he did.
He finds it very hard to do without cigarettes for a day.
He earned no more than ten dollars a day.
He works eight hours a day.
He smokes a pack of cigarettes a day.
He memorized ten English words a day.
He took a day off.
He hadn't eaten all day long and was very hungry.
He was very busy all day.
He continued to walk all day.
He kept silent all day long.
He comes to Tokyo once a year.
He works hard all the year round.
He dropped out of college in the first year.
He did it in only a fraction of a second.
He chatters at the rate of two hundred words a minute.
He took a step forward.
He saved no less than ten thousand dollars.
He was fined 10000 yen.
He gave me a ten thousand yen rebate.
He did not look over a few typographical errors.
He changed a few words.
He made a few grammatical mistakes.
He will come back in a few days.
He will come home in a few days.
He will be back in a couple of days.
He left here a few days ago.
He is said to have spent a few years in Spain.
He went out a few minutes ago.
A few minutes' walk brought him to the zoo.
He had left Spain for South America with 200 men.
He wrote this novel at twenty.
He wrote this book at the age of twenty.
He is in his early twenties.
He entered civil service 20 years ago right after college.
He retired from the army 20 years ago.
He graduated from college at the age of 22.
He weighs 270 pounds.
Even though he has turned twenty, he's still too timid to chat with girls.
He has been working on a new book for two months.
He considered two alternative courses.
He will be waiting for you about two o'clock.
He'll be back in two hours. In the meantime, let's prepare dinner.
He came back after two hours.
He went on walking for two hours.
He left school two weeks ago.
He is the father of two children.
He is the older of the two.
He expected that their talk was going to be long.
He is rich enough to buy two cars.
He was never to return to his native country again.
He was destined never to meet her again.
He has made the same mistake twice.
He succeeded on his second try.
He stayed at the hotel for two days.
He arrived two days previously.
Has he lived here for two years?
He has been in Japan for two years.
He dropped out of school in his second year.
He was raised to the rank of colonel two years ago.
He went to Paris two years ago.
He gave up smoking two years ago.
He had his wife die two years ago.
He went abroad two years ago.
He came to Japan two years ago.
He keeps two cats: one is black, and the other white.
He became the company president when he was thirty.
He died when he was scarcely thirty.
He didn't start to paint until he was thirty.
It was not until he was thirty that he started to paint.
He did not decide to be a writer until he was thirty.
He's bent on having a doctor's degree before he's thirty.
He killed himself at the age of thirty.
He is about thirty.
He is in his early thirties.
He crossed the Pacific Ocean in thirty days.
He has worked for the welfare of his people for 30 years.
He was in the army for thirty years.
He retired from the company after 30 years' service.
He run on for half an hour.
He turned up 30 minutes late.
He arrived half an hour late, which annoyed us very much.
He arrived half an hour late, so everyone was angry with him.
Though 38, he is still dependent on his parents.
He stalled the engine three times.
I was sure of his success, since he had already climbed the mountain three times.
He finished school in March.
He lives three doors off.
He made three mistakes in as many lines.
He came to Tokyo at the age of three.
He notified me that he would start at three.
He will learn to do it in three hours.
He had no intention of waiting for three hours.
He will return within 3 hours.
He came home three hours later.
He was given a tip three weeks ago that two companies would merge.
He is the least diligent of the three boys.
He is the least clever of the three.
He is by far the wisest of the three.
He is the father of three children.
He is the tallest of the three.
He ordered three dinners.
He comes here every three days.
He wrote three books in as many years.
He has lived in Kobe for three years.
He went away from home three years ago, and has never been heard of since.
We found out that he had been dead for three years.
He is far better off than he was three years ago.
He fired three shots.
He was able to ski down the slope in three minutes.
He was underwater for three minutes.
He must be about forty.
He is about forty.
He said he had lost his vigor at forty.
He arrived at the age of 40.
He is past forty.
He is a little over forty.
He remembered that Room 418, a very small room, was empty.
He is familiar with four languages.
He can make himself understood in four languages.
He will leave Japan in April.
He has two children, aged 4 and 1.
He promised me that he would come at four.
He promised me to come at four.
He came at about four o'clock.
He'll be here around four o'clock.
He has no fewer than five hundred books.
He had fifty dollars.
He cannot be over fifty; he must still be in his forties.
He was along toward fifty.
He developed his talent for painting after fifty.
He has got as many as fifty novels written in English.
He is able to speak five languages.
He committed five murders.
He ran five miles.
He went 5 innings.
He came to see me on the morning of May 15.
He will come back to Japan in the middle of May.
He made five mistakes in as many lines.
He found five mistakes in as many lines.
He could learn the poem by heart at the age of five.
He has lived here since he was five years old.
He went out a little before five o'clock.
He is always here between 5 and 6 o'clock.
He gave me a promise to come here at five.
He arrived at the station at five.
He came back at 5 o'clock.
He will get back from school by five.
He looked for them for five hours.
He worked for five hours on end.
He was forced to work more than five hours on end.
He worked more than five hours on end.
He reached home shortly before five o'clock.
He went to his office after an absence of five weeks.
His mother said that he had been ill in bed for five weeks.
I hear he was set free after doing five years in prison.
He ruled for five years. In the sixth year, another king, who was stronger than he, waged war against him.
He came to Tokyo five years ago, that is to say, when he was twelve years old.
He is far better off now than he was five years ago.
He became a member of this club five years ago.
He founded the school five years ago.
He is better off now than he was five years ago.
He bought a bicycle for fifty thousand yen.
He must be over sixty.
He retired on a pension at the age of sixty.
He is close to sixty.
He retired from the company at the age of 60.
Though he is more than sixty years old, he looks young.
He retired at the age of 65.
He boasts that he can speak six languages.
He will arrive on June 24.
He returned from Holland in June.
He will leave Tokyo and come to Kansai in June.
He used the word half-a-dozen times in as many lines.
He made six mistakes in as many lines.
He promised me he would be here at six.
He arranged to be here at 6.
Does he come home at six?
Will he come home at six?
He will leave by train at 6:30.
He broke six windows one after another.
He achieved a throw of seventy meters.
He died at the age of seventy.
At seventy, he is still active.
He died at the age of 70.
Although he is over 70, he is still active.
He sailed the Seven Seas.
He stands about seven feet.
He set out for London early in July.
He lost his parents at the age of seven.
He arrived at the station at seven.
He leaves for school at seven.
He was late for the 7:30 bus.
He got home at seven sharp.
Will he come home by seven?
He came to Japan seven years ago.
He is over 80 kilos.
He lived to be eighty years old.
Though he is over eighty, he is still healthy.
He can speak eight languages.
He is eight.
He is older than you by eight years.
He failed to catch the 8:30 train.
He ran as hard as he could in order to make the 8:30 flight bound for Aomori.
He left home at 8:00.
He was supposed to be there at 8 o'clock but he didn't show up till ten.
He came back before eight.
He came back to Japan for the first time in eight years.
He has been studying French for eight years.
He is likely to live to be ninety.
He worked from nine to five.
He works from nine to five-thirty.
He said that it was nine o'clock.
He came back at nine o'clock.
He is a DJ.
He belongs to the ESS (English Speaking Society).
He is something in the FBI.
He hit big in NBC's 'Saturday Night Live'.
He responded by giving the "OK" gesture.
He's very fond of science fiction.
He gave a series of lectures on Japanese literature at UCLA.
I couldn't do otherwise.
He should have done it that way.
I never thought he was all that stubborn.
He is as idle as ever.
He is as strong as ever.
He does not care for ice cream.
He enjoys eating ice cream.
He is full of new ideas.
He took an uncertain stance.
He gave a vague answer.
He ran up the stairs breathing very hard.
Dare he go alone?
He dared not say no to my plan.
He doesn't dare to reach for fame.
He fanned the fire into flame.
He intended to persist in his silence.
He would have his own way.
He tucked the napkin under his chin.
He thought of growing a beard but gave that up.
He sat at the table with his chin cupped in one hand.
He made a vivid impression.
He visited many countries in Asia.
He will fight the heavyweight champion tomorrow.
He is leaving Chicago tomorrow.
He may be able to come tomorrow.
He starts for Nara tomorrow.
He is playing over there.
He is older than the boy who is over there.
He lives in that house over there.
He holds property on their land.
He pointed to the tower over there.
He talks as if he were rich.
He looked as if he had been ill.
He behaves as if he were a famous statesman.
He looked about.
He looked around, but he saw no one.
He rambled hither and thither.
He has been to many places.
He walked back and forth.
He walked around to see the town.
He travels around.
He had the nerve to take my car without asking.
He was beaten too easily.
He confessed his crime frankly.
He fell asleep immediately.
He gets angry though was absent from the conference ahead of this of you.
Does he know what you did?
He is not such a nasty fellow as you think.
He is not as lazy a student as you think.
He ate twice the amount that you ate.
He as good as said you were a fool.
He will provide you with what you need.
He was the sort of man you could get along with.
He uses the same books as you use.
He will never play you foul.
Did he tell you anything?
He was anxious to meet you.
He wants to meet you.
He is looking forward to seeing you.
Did he propose marriage to you?
He will be contacting you directly.
Did he tell you the truth?
He doesn't understand you.
He's bound to notice your mistake.
He was asking about your health.
He will go along with your plan.
He'll answer your letter soon.
He was grateful for your help.
He is thankful for your kindness.
He was extraordinarily important in your life.
He is delighted at your success.
They will not consent to your proposal.
Is he a friend of yours?
He can speak Japanese almost as well as you and I.
He is voluntarily supporting you.
He would be the last to deceive you.
He loves you very much.
He will recommend you for a good post.
He is going to help you.
He will be waiting for you.
He would be the last man to betray you.
Young as he is, he has a large family to support.
He has great belief in that doctor.
He is in fear of the dog.
He earns more than five hundred dollars a month in that job.
He has had that job for decades.
He is gone on that girl.
He failed to become a cabinet member at that time.
His car cost him upward of ten thousand dollars.
He tried to approach her by every possible means.
He avoids keeping company with those ladies.
He has designs on that girl.
He declined their invitation.
He's in debt to the bank because he bought that big house.
He is not equal to the important job.
He had his car stolen in that parking lot.
He deals in vegetables at that shop.
He lives in that stately mansion.
He wants to meet that good-looking girl.
He is madly in love with that girl.
He lives alone in an apartment.
They rented an apartment.
He was born in Africa.
He is said to have been born in Africa.
He would often talk about the people he had lived among while he was in Africa.
He wants to go to Africa.
He came to see me three days before he left for Africa.
He likes to go on explorations to Africa.
He explored the Amazon jungle.
He is just an amateur.
He's not doing a very good job. All the same, you've got to admit that he's doing his best.
He was too frail to play games outdoors.
I don't like him because he is too proud.
He was too old to resist.
He is all too quick.
He drinks too much beer.
He drinks too much.
He was too tired to go any farther.
He was too young to go to school.
He was so childish that he couldn't resist temptation.
He is too cautious to try anything new.
He ran too fast for us to catch up with.
He was too tired to walk any further.
He was too angry to speak.
He was too busy to notice it.
He hasn't had much education.
He doesn't read many newspapers.
He is not very good at mathematics.
He has not seen much of the world.
He talks too fast.
He ran so fast that I couldn't catch up with him.
He can't run very fast.
He couldn't run very fast.
He began by saying that he would not speak very long.
His speech went on for such a long time that some people began to fall asleep.
He was too old to walk.
He does not seem to be very tired.
He does not study hard, but does very well at school.
He doesn't read many books.
He is not much better, and there is a little hope of recovery.
He came back from America.
He made friends with her in America.
He developed his English skill while he was in America.
He went on a voyage to America.
He started for America yesterday.
He had never studied English before he went to the United States.
He did not go to America for nothing.
He has been to America.
He has gone to America.
He returned to America.
He is studying the origin of jazz in America.
He respects Einstein, an American scientist.
Isn't he an American gentleman?
He is married to an American lady.
He became the finest actor on the American stage.
He doesn't have any knowledge about American democracy.
He has been to Europe, not to mention America.
He wants to go to the United States.
He is anxious to go to America.
She has made up her mind to go to America to study.
He availed himself of the first chance to visit America.
He was reading a textbook on American history.
He is an American, but as he was born and brought up in Japan, he can speak Japanese quite fluently.
He is an American.
He is not an American.
He is not an American but an Englishman.
He is not an American but a Frenchman.
He started to tell us his experiences during his stay in America. We were all ears.
He has access to the American Embassy.
He is a diplomat at the American Embassy.
He is one of the American presidential candidates.
He went to America for the purpose of studying American literature.
He was nearly drowned.
He was nearly run over at a crossing.
He barely missed being killed in the accident.
He came near to being drowned in the river.
He came close to losing an eye.
He is respectable in every way.
He's at home in all the sciences.
He was bereft of all hope.
He took advantage of every opportunity he had.
He used every chance to practice English.
He could get over every difficulty.
He comes into contact with all kinds of people.
He knows all manner of animals.
He has all kinds of books.
He succeeded in spite of all difficulties.
He succeeded in spite of all the lifetimes.
He is inferior to you in all respects.
He is a politician in all senses.
He rejected all the objections.
He thinks of everything in terms of profit.
He is a genius at nitpicking.
He had enough and to spare.