loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom didn't know what to do.
Tom didn't know what to do with the leftover food.
Tom didn't know what to do next.
Tom didn't know what to do first.
Tom didn't know what he was supposed to do.
Tom didn't know that.
Tom didn't know that woman at all.
Tom didn't know that song.
Tom didn't know how to ride a bicycle at that time.
Tom didn't know how to express his thanks in French.
Tom didn't know how to express himself well.
Tom didn't know how to ask the right question.
Tom didn't know how to answer the question.
Tom didn't know how much he had spent.
Tom didn't know how much he had drunk.
Tom didn't know how many cups of sugar to add.
Tom didn't know he was going to die before he was thirty.
Tom didn't know for certain which road to take.
Tom didn't know for certain where he should go.
Tom didn't know for certain what time he should arrive.
Tom didn't know for certain how much the new computer would cost.
Tom didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.
Tom didn't know anything.
Tom didn't keep his promise.
Tom didn't intend to spend so much time painting the fence.
Tom didn't intend to pay that much.
Tom didn't have to wear a suit and tie, but he did.
Tom didn't have to get up so early.
Tom didn't have to come so early.
Tom didn't have time to watch TV yesterday.
Tom didn't have time to watch the TV program he wanted to watch.
Tom didn't have time to think.
Tom didn't have time to relax.
Tom didn't have time to go jogging every morning.
Tom didn't have time to finish his report.
Tom didn't have time to eat lunch.
Tom didn't have time to do the job properly.
Tom didn't have the sense to come in out of the rain.
Tom didn't have the right equipment to do the job.
Tom didn't have the faintest idea what he was going to do the next day.
Tom didn't have the decency to admit that he was wrong.
Tom didn't have the courage to say no.
Tom didn't have the courage to pull the trigger.
Tom didn't have the courage to go there by himself.
Tom didn't have the courage to commit suicide.
Tom didn't have the courage to come right out and say what he believed.
Tom didn't have the courage to ask his boss for a raise.
Tom didn't have the courage to admit his mistake.
Tom didn't have much water to drink.
Tom didn't have much time so he just quickly scanned the report.
Tom didn't have much money.
Tom didn't have much food to eat.
Tom didn't have enough space to do what he wanted to do.
Tom didn't have enough money.
Tom didn't have enough experience to know what to do.
Tom didn't have enough experience to do the job well.
Tom didn't have enough experience in dealing with that kind of problem.
Tom didn't have anything to say on that subject.
Tom didn't have any idea what he should do.
Tom didn't have any children.
Tom didn't have a good time at the party.
Tom didn't go there.
Tom didn't go out last weekend.
Tom didn't go and I didn't either.
Tom didn't give up on the plan.
Tom didn't give up hope.
Tom didn't get up early enough to catch the first train.
Tom didn't get to school in time.
Tom didn't get much sleep last night.
Tom didn't get home until after midnight.
Tom didn't get a chance to visit the art museum.
Tom didn't get a chance to even try.
Tom didn't find anyone who met the requirements.
Tom didn't feel well, but he went to work anyway.
Tom didn't feel like playing golf.
Tom didn't feel like eating.
Tom didn't feel like eating lunch.
Tom didn't even try to help.
Tom didn't even try to get his homework done on time.
Tom didn't even try to do the right thing.
Tom didn't even have the courtesy to say that he was sorry.
Tom didn't enjoy the concert very much.
Tom didn't enjoy the concert at all.
Tom didn't eat dill pickles.
Tom didn't eat anything yesterday.
Tom didn't do well on today's test.
Tom didn't do much work today.
Tom didn't do it.
Tom didn't do it on purpose.
Tom didn't do his homework.
Tom didn't do any work at all today.
Tom didn't do any of the work he was supposed to do.
Tom didn't die in vain.
Tom didn't come to the last meeting.
Tom didn't come to school yesterday.
Tom didn't come back until after 2:30.
Tom didn't buy what I asked him to.
Tom didn't buy anything at that store because he thought the prices were too high.
Tom didn't buy a new car yesterday, did he?
Tom didn't arrive until the meeting was over.
Tom didn't arrive until about 2:30.
Tom didn't answer all the questions.
Tom didn't agree to do it.
Tom didn't act quickly enough.
Tom did what I wanted him to do.
Tom did what I told him to do.
Tom did what he said he'd do.
Tom did what he promised to do.
Tom did what he had to do.
Tom did what he believed was right.
Tom did twenty pushups.
Tom did the right thing.
Tom did the job to the best of his ability.
Tom did the job the best he could.
Tom did the best he could, but he still wasn't able to pass the course.
Tom did the best he could, but he still got bad grades.
Tom did study, but he didn't study very much.
Tom did say that, but I don't think he really meant it.
Tom did nothing but watch TV all day.
Tom did nothing but complain.
Tom did what he had been told to do.
Tom did it voluntarily.
Tom did it very carefully.
Tom did it on purpose.
Tom did it on his own.
Tom did it just for fun.
Tom did it in his own way.
Tom did it himself.
Tom did it for fun.
Tom did it easily.
Tom did it carefully.
Tom did it by himself.
Tom did it all by himself.
Tom did it against his will.
Tom did his best.
Tom did his best, but he failed.
Tom did fifty sit-ups.
Tom did exactly what I told him to do.
Tom did as he was told.
Tom did an excellent job.
Tom did all that he could.
Tom did a very stupid thing.
Tom did a lousy job.
Tom did a good job.
Tom did a cartwheel.
Tom despises people who smoke.
Tom despises people who lie.
Tom deserves to be punished.
Tom deserves to be promoted.
Tom deserves to be in prison.
Tom deserves to be blamed.
Tom deserves the prize.
Tom deserves a promotion.
Tom described what had happened.
Tom deposited three thousand dollars in the bank just before closing time.
Tom deposited some money in the bank.
Tom deposited 1,000 dollars in his saving account.
Tom denies having done it.
Tom denied that he had stolen anything.
Tom denied that he had accepted the bribe.
Tom denied knowing anything about it.
Tom denied having said such a thing.
Tom denied having ever been in Boston.
Tom denied having done it.
Tom deliberately broke the window.
Tom declined our job offer.
Tom decided to wait for another hour.
Tom decided to submit his resignation.
Tom decided to study harder.
Tom decided to stay until 2:30.
Tom decided to start a business.
Tom decided to quit his job.
Tom decided to postpone his departure.
Tom decided to major in French.
Tom decided to go to Boston.
Tom decided to buy a new computer.
Tom decided that he was going to study French for three hours a day.
Tom decided that he wanted to eat by himself.
Tom decided not to go to Boston.
Tom decided not to buy the car he was looking at yesterday.
Tom decided not to attend the meeting.
Tom dealt the cards.
Tom cut the pie into six pieces.
Tom cut the pear in half.
Tom cut the article out of the newspaper.
Tom cut some branches off the apple tree.
Tom cut his sister a piece of cake.
Tom cut his hand with a rusty knife.
Tom cut his finger on a piece of glass.
Tom cut down a tree in his yard.
Tom crushed the sheet of paper up into a ball and threw it across the room.
Tom crushed the box with his foot.
Tom crossed the river in a rowboat.
Tom crossed the border into France.
Tom cries every time he hears this song.
Tom cried like a baby.
Tom cried all night.
Tom cried all night long.
Tom couldn't find his glasses.
Tom couldn't understand what the sign meant.
Tom couldn't think of anything to say.
Tom couldn't think of anything better to do.
Tom couldn't think of any reason for not going.
Tom couldn't think of a good place to hide it.
Tom couldn't stop coughing.
Tom couldn't speak French well.
Tom couldn't solve the problem, could he?
Tom couldn't sleep well last night because it was noisy outside his room.
Tom couldn't sleep last night.
Tom couldn't see the lake from where he was standing.
Tom couldn't say a word.
Tom couldn't run very fast.
Tom couldn't quite understand it.
Tom couldn't put up with the pain.
Tom couldn't make up his mind.
Tom couldn't make up his mind right away.
Tom couldn't make it to school because of the typhoon.
Tom couldn't make himself understood.
Tom couldn't make himself understood in French.
Tom couldn't make himself heard.
Tom couldn't make both ends meet on his salary.
Tom couldn't make both ends meet on his income.
Tom couldn't make an immediate decision.
Tom couldn't keep from laughing.
Tom couldn't hold back his tears.
Tom couldn't hold back his anger.
Tom couldn't help falling asleep.
Tom couldn't go to the concert because he had to work.
Tom couldn't go to Boston with us because he didn't have enough money.
Tom couldn't go because he was unable to get permission.
Tom couldn't get to sleep.
Tom couldn't get the job he wanted.
Tom couldn't get the door to close all the way.
Tom couldn't get the book he wanted.
Tom couldn't get his car to start.
Tom couldn't get his car started.
Tom couldn't find what he wanted at the supermarket.
Tom couldn't find the page he was looking for.
Tom couldn't find his key anywhere.
Tom couldn't find anything better to do.
Tom couldn't find anyone to talk to.
Tom couldn't find anyone to play tennis with.
Tom couldn't find anyone to help him.
Tom couldn't find anyone to dance with.
Tom couldn't find anyone for the job.
Tom couldn't find anybody to go with him, and so he went by himself.
Tom couldn't find a good place to hide.
Tom couldn't find a good place to hide the key.
Tom couldn't figure out how to solve the puzzle.
Tom couldn't figure out how to export JPEG files.
Tom couldn't figure out how to do it.
Tom couldn't fall asleep so he got up and took a walk.
Tom couldn't explain it to me either.
Tom couldn't eat peanuts when he was a child.
Tom couldn't do that either.
Tom couldn't do anything about the danger.
Tom couldn't do anything about it until much later.
Tom couldn't do anything about it at that time.
Tom couldn't decide which camera to buy.
Tom couldn't decide where to go.
Tom couldn't decide where to begin.
Tom couldn't decide when to leave.
Tom couldn't decide when to begin.
Tom couldn't decide what to order.
Tom couldn't decide what to do.
Tom couldn't decide how to begin.
Tom couldn't count to ten until he was three years old.
Tom couldn't control his anger.
Tom couldn't bring himself to jump into the cold water.
Tom couldn't believe his eyes.
Tom couldn't believe his ears.
Tom couldn't be happier.
Tom couldn't attend the meeting.
Tom couldn't answer even one question on yesterday's test.
Tom couldn't answer all of the questions.
Tom couldn't afford to buy the bicycle he wanted.
Tom could swim a lot faster when he was young.
Tom could still be alive somewhere.
Tom could sing quite well when he was a child.
Tom could run a lot faster when he was young.
Tom could hear the cat scratching the door.
Tom could have done better if he had had more time.
Tom could hardly wait to hear the news.
Tom could hardly believe him.
Tom could do with some help.
Tom could do it if he tried.
Tom could be wrong.
Tom could be in the kitchen, but I don't know.
Tom could be in Boston for a long time.
Tom could barely make ends meet when he was in his early twenties.
Tom coughed up some blood.
Tom cooked dinner.
Tom converted about half of his yen into dollars and the other half into euros.
Tom contributed a lot of money to charity.
Tom continued reading the newspaper even though the burglar alarm had gone off.
Tom considered the problem settled.
Tom considered leaving school, but decided against it.
Tom considered himself lucky.
Tom considered changing his job.
Tom confessed to stealing the money.
Tom concentrated on his work.
Tom concealed the fact that he had been in prison.
Tom concealed his pistol under his coat.
Tom complained that the soup was not hot enough.
Tom complained that he couldn't get that song out of his head.
Tom complained about the weather.
Tom complained about the room being too small.
Tom complained about the noise.
Tom complained about his low salary.
Tom committed suicide by taking poison.
Tom committed suicide by jumping off a cliff.
Tom committed suicide by jumping off a bridge.
Tom committed suicide by jumping in front of a train.
Tom committed suicide by hanging himself.
Tom comes here once in a while.
Tom comes here nearly every day.
Tom comes here every other month.
Tom comes here every other day.
Tom comes here every few days.
Tom comes here almost every weekend.
Tom comes here almost every Saturday.
Tom comes here almost every day.
Tom comes from Boston.
Tom comes from a small village up north.
Tom coaxed the mouse out of the hole in the wall with a piece of bread.
Tom closed the door quietly and tiptoed into the room.
Tom closed his umbrella and put it in the umbrella rack near the door.
Tom closed his eyes.
Tom closed his diary after writing about that day's events.
Tom climbed the stairs up to the attic.
Tom climbed over the fence.
Tom climbed Mt. Fuji a few years ago.
Tom climbed down from the tree.
Tom climbed down from the roof.
Tom cleared the table.
Tom cleaned his room last weekend.
Tom clapped his hands.
Tom claims he doesn't watch much TV, but he watches more than three hours every day.
Tom claimed to be the owner of the land.
Tom claimed to be an expert in finance.
Tom claimed that the enormous property was at his disposal.
Tom claimed that he was working at the time.
Tom claimed that he was innocent.
Tom claimed that he saw a man being eaten alive by piranhas.
Tom claimed that he owned that expensive-looking red car we saw yesterday.
Tom claimed that he had not eaten for three weeks.
Tom claimed he was the son of a rich man.
Tom claimed he saw a UFO.
Le client est roi.
Tom chose to live with his father instead of his mother.
Tom chose his words carefully.
Tom chopped down the tree that was in our front yard.
Tom checked to make sure all the doors were locked before he went to sleep.
Tom checked the date.
Tom checked out a few books from the school library a few days ago.
Tom checked into a small hotel and stayed for a couple of days.
Tom cheated on the geology exam.
Tom changes his mind a lot.
Tom changed his mind.
Tom changed a few words on the report and resubmitted it.
Tom certainly plays the harpsichord well.
Tom certainly is good-looking.
Tom celebrated his twentieth birthday last week.
Tom caught the ball with his right hand.
Tom caught a wolf and tried to tame it.
Tom caught a lot of fish yesterday.
Tom caught a couple of large trout yesterday.
Tom caught a big fish.
Tom catches colds easily.
Tom carried the duffle bag on his shoulder.
Tom cares a lot about the way he looks.
Tom cares a lot about his reputation.
Tom carefully read over the contract.
Tom cancelled his party because something came up.
Tom canceled his hotel reservation.
Tom can't write French without making mistakes.
Tom can't work tomorrow.
Tom can't think of a better plan.
Tom can't tell the difference between Spanish wine and Chilean wine.
Tom can't tell a horse from a pony.
Tom can't take on any more work.
Tom can't take less.
Tom can't take care of himself.
Tom can't swim.
Tom can't swim tomorrow.
Tom can't swim like he used to.
Tom can't swim at all.
Tom can't stay for long so let's get the meeting started.
Tom can't stand up straight anymore.
Tom can't stand the hot and muggy summers here, so he heads for the mountains.
Tom can't stand people like that.
Tom can't speak very much French.
Tom can't speak French. Tom can't speak Spanish either.
Tom can't speak French without making mistakes.
Tom can't speak French either.
Tom can't speak either French or Spanish.
Tom can't seem to do anything right.
Tom can't see what's written on the blackboard.
Tom can't see anything without his glasses.
Tom can't see anything with his left eye.
Tom can't remember which ping-pong paddle is his.
Tom can't remember when he moved to Boston.
Tom can't remember the words of the song.
Tom can't remember how to use the shredder.
Tom can't remember his kindergarten teacher's name.
Tom can't read without glasses.
Tom can't read French.
Tom can't read all these books in one day.
Tom can't play the tin whistle very well.
Tom can't play the piccolo.
Tom can't play the drums all that well.
Tom can't play tennis very well.
Tom can't play tennis here.
Tom can't move this bookcase without a little help.
Tom can't manage on his own.
Tom can't make up his mind whether to get a job or to go to college.
Tom can't make it to class today.
Tom can't make himself understood in French.
Tom can't leave work today until six o'clock.
Tom can't help move the piano because he has a bad back.
Tom can't have done what you say he did.
Tom can't have done that all by himself.
Tom can't go to the movies tonight.
Tom can't go to the concert with you tonight.
Tom can't go out today because he's sick.
Tom can't go out because he has a lot of homework.
Tom can't get the lid off.
Tom can't get rid of his cough.
Tom can't get his car to start.
Tom can't get his car started.
Tom can't get along with his neighbors.
Tom can't finish this job in a day.
Tom can't find his ticket.
Tom can't find his bag.
Tom can't find anyone to help him.
Tom can't find a job.
Tom can't find a babysitter for Friday night.
Tom can't figure out how to fill out this application form.
Tom can't ever seem to make up his mind.
Tom can't ever keep a secret.
Tom can't even write his own name.
Tom can't even play one song on his ukulele without making mistakes.
Tom can't even afford to buy a new pair of shoes.
Tom can't drive a car yet.
Tom can't drive a car so he always rides a bicycle.
Tom can't drive a bus.
Tom can't do such a thing and get away with it.
Tom can't do just one thing at a time.
Tom can't do his job without an internet connection.
Tom can't do anything else right now.
Tom can't do anything about that right now.
Tom can't do all this work by himself.
Tom can't describe how painful it was.
Tom can't describe how fun it was.
Tom can't describe how exciting it was.
Tom can't decide which camera to buy.
Tom can't decide whether to buy a Toyota or a Ford.
Tom can't decide what to do this evening.
Tom can't decide unless you tell him all the facts.
Tom can't decide what to order.
Tom can't cook very well, so he often eats out.
Tom can't control his children.
Tom can't come to the office today.
Tom can't carry all those suitcases so you should help him.
Tom can't buy what he wants to buy because he doesn't have enough money.
Tom can't be trusted.
Tom can't be over thirty. He looks like he's about eighteen.
Tom can't be hungry. He's just eaten dinner.
Tom can't be all that young.
Tom can't attend the meeting.
Tom can't answer your question.
Tom can't afford to travel by plane.
Tom can't afford to take a vacation now.
Tom can't afford to send his children to college.
Tom can't afford to eat at that kind of restaurant so let's go somewhere else.
Tom can't afford to visit Japan.
Tom can't afford to buy even a used car.
Tom can't afford to buy a house.
Tom can't afford the time to visit Japan.
Tom can't accept your gift.
Tom can write almost like a native speaker, but his pronunciation is terrible.
Tom can walk to his office in thirty minutes or less.
Tom can understand Swahili.
Tom can swim.
Tom can swim, can't he?
Tom can swim, but I can't.
Tom can swim well.
Tom can swim very well.
Tom can swim like a fish.
Tom can swim faster than anyone else in his swimming class.
Tom can still make it on time if he runs.
Tom can speak only a little French.
Tom can speak just a little French.
Tom can speak French well.
Tom can speak French very well.
Tom can speak French pretty well.
Tom can speak French better than I can.
Tom can speak French almost like a native.
Tom can speak French almost as well as he can speak Spanish.
Tom can sing a few French songs.
Tom can run much faster than I can.
Tom can reach me at this number any time of day.
Tom can probably pull some strings for you and get you into that school.
Tom can play the piano by ear quite well.
Tom can play the harmonica and the guitar at the same time.
Tom can play tennis very well.
Tom can play tennis quite well.
Tom can play both tennis and table tennis well.
Tom can only speak a little French.
Tom can no longer be a member of our committee.
Tom can never seem to make up his mind.
Tom can never remember how to spell my name.
Tom can never get my name right.
Tom can meet you at the airport if you let him know your arrival time.
Tom can make himself understood in French.
Tom can hardly see without his glasses.
Tom can hardly hear without his hearing aid.
Tom can go wherever he likes.
Tom can go whenever he likes.
Tom can go if he wants to.
Tom can get to work faster on bicycle than by car.
Tom can get there in ten minutes if he drives fast.
Tom can eat just about anything but peanuts.
Tom can dance quite well.
Tom can dance fairly well, can't he?
Tom can cook.
Tom can come over to my place whenever he wants.
Tom can come and pick it up today.
Tom can be trusted.
Tom can barely speak French.
Tom can always quit his job if he doesn't like it.
Tom can already play the drums better than I could at his age.
Tom can afford to eat at expensive restaurants every day.
Tom came up with various ideas on how to make his business more successful.
Tom came up with a new system.
Tom came to the meeting late.
Tom came to see me just the other day.
Tom came to return a book he'd borrowed.
Tom came to our house uninvited.
Tom came to our house several times last summer.
Tom came to my office early yesterday afternoon.
Tom came to Japan to study Japanese.
Tom came to Japan three years ago and has been living here ever since then.
Tom came to Japan for the first time when he was three.
Tom came to Japan eight and a half years ago with his parents.
Tom came to Japan as a child.
Tom came to France with the intention of studying French.
Tom came to Boston hoping to find a job.
Tom came to ask us to help him.
Tom came to ask us for our help.
Tom came just before dinner.
Tom came into the room without knocking on the door.
Tom came in through the back door.
Tom came in second in the race.
Tom came in last in the race.
Tom came here today looking to start a fight.
Tom came here today looking for trouble.
Tom came here to use my computer.
Tom came here to help us fill out these forms.
Tom came here to ask us to help him.
Tom came downstairs in his pajamas.
Tom came down with the flu.
Tom came down with a cold and couldn't go to school.
Tom came close to being run over by a truck.
Tom came close to being killed by a stray arrow.
Tom came by car.
Tom came back home after dark.
Tom came back home after being gone for many years.
Tom came back early.
Tom came at a good time.
Tom came all the way from Boston.
Tom came a little after noon.
Tom came a few days later.
Tom calls me almost every day.
Tom called to say that he couldn't attend today's meeting.
Tom called the students back into the room to tell them about the plane crash.
Tom called the office to say that he'd be late.
Tom called me this afternoon.
Tom called me from Boston.
Tom called me by name.
Tom called in an expert.
Tom called himself the Master of the Universe.
Tom called a taxi for me.
Tom calculated that the total would be over 900 dollars.
Tom buys two or three cameras every year.
Tom buys new shoes whenever he can find a pair that fit.
Tom buttoned up his coat.
Tom burst out laughing.
Tom burst out crying.
Tom burst into the room.
Tom burst into tears.
Tom burst into laughter.
Tom burns both wood and coal in his stove.
Tom burned his report card.
Tom burned his fingers on a hot frying pan.
Tom burned himself badly when he took the pie pan out of the oven without using an oven mitt.
Tom built the house himself along with the help of a few friends.
Tom built his son a house next to his own.
Tom built his own house.
Tom built a wall around his house.
Tom budgeted three hundred dollars for the party.
Tom brought up the subject.
Tom brought plenty of food.
Tom brought enough food to feed everyone.
Tom brought each of us a gift.
Tom brought back some souvenirs.
Tom brought along his younger sister.
Tom brought a cup of tea to me.
Tom broke the world record.
Tom broke one of the rules and was kicked out of school.
Tom broke his neck falling down a flight of stairs.
Tom tore down the house.
Tom broke down and started to cry.
Tom brings his children with him to work once or twice a year.
Tom brews beer as a hobby.
Tom branded the calf.
Tom bought three bottles of grape juice.
Tom bought this camera for himself, not for his wife.
Tom bought this camera for a reasonable price.
Tom bought them each a camera.
Tom bought the whole nine yards.
Tom bought that pair of shoes at a clearance sale.
Tom bought some rope to use as a clothesline.
Tom bought some expensive meat to cook for dinner.
Tom bought several cameras last year.
Tom bought his camera for less than I paid for mine.
Tom bought his camera at this store about three months ago.
Tom bought himself a camera.
Tom bought each of them a camera.
Tom bought a very good camera.
Tom bought a very expensive camera.
Tom bought a very cheap camera.
Tom bought a sweater for thirty dollars.
Tom bought a small camera to take on his trip.
Tom bought a really expensive, well-made pair of shoes.
Tom bought a pound of cheese.
Tom bought a new car.
Tom bought a new camera.
Tom bought a new camera so he sold his old one.
Tom bought a new camera last month.
Tom bought a computer at thirty percent off the list price.
Tom bought a camera yesterday.
Tom bought a camera that was over-priced.
Tom bought a camera that was made in Japan.
Tom bought a camera on sale.
Tom bought a camera on eBay.
Tom bought a camera not too long ago.
Tom bought a camera like yours.
Tom bought a camera just a couple of days ago, but he's already lost it.
Tom bought a camera for me.
Tom bought a camera for 500 dollars.
Tom bought a camera at a store not too far from here.
Tom bought a camera at a bargain sale.
Tom bought a camera and tripod.
Tom bought a bunch of inexpensive cameras to give to children who lived in his neighborhood.
Tom bought a bunch of grapes and I ate them.
Tom bought a book about cameras.
Tom bought a bag of apples and he ate a third of them in one day.
Tom boiled some eggs on the rocket stove that he had just built.
Tom boiled a dozen eggs.
Tom boarded the ship along with his three children.
Tom blushed.
Tom blew up the bridge.
Tom blew up the balloon.
Tom blew his nose loudly during the oboe solo.
Tom blew himself up accidentally.
Tom bet me fifty dollars that he could eat more hot dogs than I could.
Tom bent over to pick up a coin that was on the floor.
Tom believes that life exists on other planets.
Tom believes he has a very low carbon footprint.
Tom believed that the people in that small village were cannibals.
Tom behaved like he was happy, but deep inside, he was very sad.
Tom begged for something to eat.
Tom began trombone lessons when he was twelve years old.
Tom began to try to lose weight a few months ago.
Tom began to talk.
Tom began to study karate when he was still in junior high school.
Tom began to look for a job three months before he graduated from college.
Tom began to feel faint.
Tom began talking.
Tom began reading that book three weeks ago and he still has only read less than half of it.
Tom began living by himself at the age of sixteen.
Tom becomes nervous whenever he has to speak in public.
Tom became scared as soon as he saw the robber's knife.
Tom became more and more handsome as he grew older.
Tom became an engineer.
Tom became a successful photographer.
Tom became a Japanese citizen.
Tom became a doctor.
Tom beat the drum at a slow tempo.
Tom bargained with the salesman hoping to get a lower price.
Tom barely passed the exam.
Tom barely escaped being killed by a tiger.
Tom bakes cookies on Sundays.
Tom baked his wife a pumpkin pie.
Tom avoided places where people smoked.
Tom avoided making any comment on the matter.
Tom ate what many people call a healthy diet.
Tom ate what little food he had left.
Tom ate what he wanted.
Tom ate too much cotton candy.
Tom ate too many jelly donuts.
Tom ate three hotdogs.
Tom ate three eggs and a slice of toast.
Tom ate the whole pizza by himself.
Tom ate the stew right out of the pot.
Tom ate the delicious meal and thought he must be in heaven.
Tom ate the chocolate donut that I had smuggled into the hospital.
Tom ate the chicken with his fingers.
Tom ate some spicy Indian food.
Tom ate quickly.
Tom ate plain and simple food.
Tom ate part of the ham, and then put the rest into the refrigerator.
Tom ate pancakes for breakfast.
Tom ate only three or four bites then spit out the food.
Tom ate only three carrots for lunch.
Tom ate one slice of Swiss cheese.
Tom ate many of his meals off of paper plates.
Tom ate half the peach and handed me the rest.
Tom ate half a bag of potato chips.
Tom ate dinner by himself.
Tom ate dinner about one hour ago.
Tom ate breakfast while his wife read the newspaper.
Tom ate as soon as the food was put on the table.
Tom ate all the bread, so there is none left.
Tom ate all that he wanted to eat.
Tom ate all his meals in his room.
Tom ate a whole bag of marshmallows.
Tom ate a spoonful of peanut butter.
Tom ate a quick lunch then went back to work.
Tom ate a piece of garlic bread.
Tom ate a lot of ice cream.
Tom ate a handful of raisins.
Tom ate a dozen doughnuts all by himself.
Tom assumed that the meeting would start on time.
Tom asked the same question over and over, but never got an answer.
Tom asked some very good questions.
Tom asked me to do him a favor. However, I couldn't do what he asked.
Tom asked his boss for a pay raise.
Tom asked him where I should park my car.
Tom asked for something cold to drink.
Tom asked for some more time.
Tom asked for permission to use the copy machine.
Tom asked for a higher salary.
Tom asked for a beer.
Tom asked a stupid question.
Tom arrived three hours late.
Tom arrived in time.
Tom arrived in the nick of time.
Tom arrived in Boston less than three weeks ago.
Tom arrived in Boston last night.
Tom arrived in Boston at 2:30.
Tom arrived earlier than usual yesterday.
Tom arrived at the camp safely.
Tom arrived at school ten minutes late today.
Tom arrived at school earlier than usual this morning.
Tom arrived at just the right moment.
Tom arrived at home early yesterday.
Tom arranged for his family to visit Boston.
Tom armed himself with a gun and a knife.
Tom appreciates good wine.
Tom applied for the position, but he didn't get it.
Tom applied for a passport, but was turned down.
Tom applied for a leave of absence.
Tom applied for a job as an English teacher.
Tom appears to have achieved what he set out to do.
Tom appears to be wise.
Tom appears to be a friendly guy.
Tom appeared to be in his early thirties.
Tom appeared from out of nowhere.
Tom appealed to us for help.
Tom apologized to the families of the victims for the explosion at the factory.
Tom apologized for what he did.
Tom anticipated that there would be trouble.
Tom anonymously donated a million dollars to his favorite charity.
Tom annoyed me with a lot of questions.
Tom announced his resignation yesterday.
Tom announced his intention to run for class president.
Tom and the other farmers prayed for rain.
Tom and I were just talking about you.
Tom and I are old friends.
Tom and his wife wanted to have a child before they were too old.
Tom and his wife seem to get along well.
Tom and his wife both have to work to make ends meet.
Tom and his uncle walked together in silence.
Tom and his sister are both students at this university.
Tom and his grandmother went to the bookstore.
Tom and his girlfriend are in the same class.
Tom and his friends went to the circus.
Tom and his friends sat on the beach and watched the boys swimming.
Tom and his friends often play cards until after midnight.
Tom and his friends love to get together and play music.
Tom and his friends headed towards the beach.
Tom and his friends asked me to come with them.
Tom and his dog sleep in the same room.
Tom and his cousins went into business together.
Tom and his classmates are going to an art museum tomorrow afternoon.
Tom and his brother are about the same height.
Tom always wished he had more money.
Tom always wears goggles when he swims.
Tom always wears a tie to work, except on Fridays.
Tom always wants to try something new.
Tom always wants to sit in the front row.
Tom always wants to be the center of attention.
Tom always walks to school if it isn't raining.
Tom always tries to keep an open mind.
Tom always tries to blame someone else for his failures.
Tom always told us that you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Tom always stays at school as late as the teachers allow him to.
Tom always speaks in such a low voice that I can barely understand what he says.
Tom always seems to be smiling.
Tom always seems to be short of money.
Tom always seems to be reading something.
Tom always seems to be complaining.
Tom always prays before eating.
Tom always obeyed the rules.
Tom always makes it a rule never to ask a woman her age.
Tom always makes a point of arriving at least five minutes ahead of time.
Tom always looks happy.
Tom always looked happy, but never was.
Tom always keeps some aspirin in his jacket pocket.
Tom always keeps his word.
Tom always insists that he's right even when we all know that he's wrong.
Tom always has to have his own way.
Tom always has a backpack slung over his shoulder.
Tom always had a back up plan.
Tom always gives the same old excuse for being late for school.
Tom always gets up early in the morning.
Tom always gets nervous just before he goes on stage.
Tom always gets lost if he doesn't carry a map.
Tom always feels hungry at least one hour before lunch.
Tom always feels depressed during the cold winter months.
Tom always drinks his coffee strong.
Tom always drinks coffee in the morning.
Tom always drinks at least three cups of coffee in the morning.
Tom always dresses in black or some other dark color.
Tom always does things the same old way.
Tom always does his best.
Tom always causes trouble.
Tom always carries a map and compass in his bag.
Tom always brushes his teeth after meals.
Tom also runs a well-known website.
Tom already has plans for this weekend.
Tom almost passed out from the heat.
Tom almost never gets sick.
Tom almost never forgets to send his mother a Mother's Day card.
Tom almost never does anything out of the ordinary.
Tom almost got hit by the ball.
Tom almost forgot to take an umbrella with him.
Tom almost forgot to lock the door.
Tom almost forgot to do his homework.
Tom almost forgot his umbrella at the restaurant.
Tom almost drowned.
Tom almost died.
Tom almost always walks to work.
Tom almost always uses a credit card when he goes shopping.
Tom almost always takes a bath before dinner.
Tom almost always goes to work by car.
Tom almost always gets places on time.
Tom almost always falls asleep while watching TV.
Tom allowed his dog to run free.
Tom aimed his pistol at the target.
Tom agreed to marry that man's daughter with the promise that he'd inherit the man's business.
Tom agreed to be here at 2:30, but he's not here yet.
Tom advised us to leave early and avoid the morning traffic.
Tom advertised his saxophone for sale.
Tom adopted our method of bookkeeping.
Tom adopted a new policy.
Tom admitted what he said was wrong.
Tom admitted that it was partially his fault.
Tom admitted that it was due to his carelessness that the accident had happened.
Tom admitted that he was wrong.
Tom admitted that he had made a mistake on the invoice.
Tom admitted that he had committed the murder.
Tom admitted that he had been wrong.
Tom admitted that he had been defeated.
Tom admitted that he didn't eat the cake that his girlfriend had baked for him.
Tom admitted that he always has trouble remembering names.
Tom adjusted the seat, put in the key, and then drove away.
Tom adds a little money to his savings account each month.
Tom added up the numbers.
Tom added his name to the list of people who wanted to attend the dance.
Tom added a room to his house.
Tom added a few finishing touches to the painting.
Tom adapted last year's lesson plans so he could use them with this year's lower level students.
Tom actually hardly ever studies.
Tom acted happy, but deep inside he was sad.
Tom acted as the boss whenever the boss wasn't around.
Tom acknowledged that what he said earlier was not true.
Tom acknowledged that he was hoping to become the new class president.
Tom aches all over after working all day.
Tom accidentally threw his thumb drive into the garbage.
Tom accepted their job offer.
Tom accepted the proposal without reservation.
Tom accepted the nomination for class president.
Tom accepted the job as janitor at the local high school.
Tom accepted our offer and joined our company.
Tom abuses his authority, so no one likes him.
Tom abused my trust.
Tom abstained from voting.
Tom absconded with all the money donated for earthquake relief.
Tom abandoned the project because he didn't have enough money.
Tom abandoned the hope of becoming an actor.
Tom abandoned his wife and joined the army.
Tom abandoned his plan to build a factory.
Tom abandoned his family and went into hiding.
Tom abandoned his car that had run out of gasoline and started walking.
To the best of my knowledge, Tom can't swim.
Three months before Tom was to graduate from college, he died.
Though Tom's English seems quite good at times, he doesn't seem to know his limitations and it's impossible to convince him that he's wrong when he makes a mistake.
Those are Tom's dogs.
This land belongs to Tom.
This just has to be Tom's hat.
This is your last chance to spend time with Tom.
This is Tom's motorcycle, I think.
This is Tom's dog.
This is the place where Tom works.
This is the place where Tom was born.
This is the picture I took of Tom's house.
This is the house where Tom was brought up.
This is the hotel where Tom usually stays.
This is the hospital where Tom was born.
This is the camera that Tom took the pictures with.
This is probably the key that Tom is looking for.
This is one of the fish that Tom caught.
This is my friend, Tom.
This is all Tom has to do.
This desk is too small for Tom.
This cap belongs to Tom.
This camera is Tom's.
This camera is Tom's, isn't it?
This camera is Tom's favorite.
This camera is the one that Tom bought last Thursday.
They took Tom to the hospital to have his stomach pumped because he ate something poisonous.
They did a DNA comparison to see if the body was Tom's.
They appointed Tom chairman.
These shoes belong to Tom.
These shoes are Tom's.
These gloves belong to Tom.
These gloves are Tom's.
There was something odd about the way Tom looked at me yesterday.
There's something about Tom that I don't like.
There's something about Tom that gets on my nerves.
There's nothing I could ever say that would make Tom change his mind.
There's no way that Tom will ever be able to juggle.
There's no way that Tom could have stolen the money without being seen.
There's no doubt that Tom used to live in Boston.
There's a possibility that Tom will be late.
There were many things that Tom wanted to do before he died.
There was some mud on Tom's boots.
There was a limousine waiting for Tom outside the hotel.
There is indisputable proof that Tom is the thief.
There have been a lot of complaints about the way Tom behaves.
There aren't any signs that Tom has been here.
There are many talented people in our city, but Tom isn't one of them.
The workers at Tom's company are demanding shorter working hours.
The waitress flirted with Tom thinking that he'd leave her a larger tip.
The truth is that I didn't want to eat with Tom.
The teacher accused Tom of cheating.
The reason Tom is fat is because he eats too much and doesn't get enough exercise.
The police think that Tom was stabbed before his throat was slit.
The police looked everywhere and couldn't find any trace of Tom.
The police looked everywhere and could find no trace of Tom.
The police have been searching for Tom for years.
The police found Tom's bicycle.
The police found a suicide note in Tom's pocket.
The picture on the wall is the one that Tom painted last summer.
The person standing near the gate is Tom.
The only time that Tom left the room was just before we ate dinner.
The only person who could have done this is Tom.
The odds are in Tom's favor.
The letter was written by Tom.
The grand jury indicted Tom for murder.
The flight attendant shook Tom awake and told him that the plane had landed.
The doctors say it was a miracle that Tom made it through the night.
The doctor gave Tom a sedative.
The doctor asked Tom what the pain felt like.
The doctor advised Tom to stop drinking.
The dictionary on the desk is Tom's.
The DA wants me to testify against Tom.
The bartender threw Tom out of the bar.
The background check on Tom turned up suspiciously little.
That's just the way Tom is.
That tall building across the street is where Tom works.
That house over there is where Tom lives.
That day, Tom bought as many cameras as he could afford.
That camera is Tom's most prized possession.
Tell Tom that he can get in touch with me at home this evening.
Tell me something about Tom.
Some object to Tom's opinion.
Since Tom is leaving for Boston tomorrow, today is our last chance to give this to him.
Since the accident, Tom has given up hope of becoming a professional dancer.
Since it was getting even hotter, Tom peeled off another layer of clothing.
Please write down what Tom says.
Please wait till 2:30. Tom will back then.
Please tell Tom to wait.
Please tell Tom that I called.
Please say hello to Tom for me.
Please remember what Tom said.
Please have Tom wait until I get there.
Please ask Tom to come here and help us fill out these forms.
Please ask Tom to call me before 2:30.
Perhaps Tom can solve this problem.
Part of what Tom said was true.
Only Tom would have the guts to do that kind of thing.
Now that you mention it, I don't remember seeing Tom in class today.
Not knowing what to expect, Tom was caught off guard.
Nobody saw Tom steal the book.
Nobody saw Tom leave the room.
Nobody saw Tom do it.
Nobody noticed Tom leave the room.
Nobody knew that Tom was the person who contributed most of the money.
No one laughed at Tom's jokes.
No matter how much Tom eats, he wants to eat more.
My most interesting Canadian friend is Tom.
Maybe you need to be reminded how dangerous Tom is.
Luckily, Tom made some sound investments.
Like Tom said, this is a waste of time.
Like many students at our school, Tom stays up until late at night studying.
Like many other students, Tom rides a bicycle to school.
Let's split up and look for Tom.
Let's not start drinking until Tom gets here.
Let Tom do that by himself.
Let me tell you why I don't like Tom.
Leave Tom alone.
Keep a close eye on Tom and make sure he doesn't get into any trouble.
It's very unlikely that Tom's children inherited anything from him.
It's very unlikely that Tom wrote this report.
It's very unlikely that Tom will ever want to travel alone.
It's very unlikely that Tom will be fired.
It's very unlikely that Tom will agree to work for that salary.
It's very unlikely that Tom survived the crash.
It's very unlikely that Tom acts that way at home.
It's very unlikely that the teacher will believe Tom's excuse for not having his homework done on time.
It's very unlikely that any evidence will turn up to prove Tom's guilt.
It's unlikely that Tom will get out of prison anytime soon.
It's unlikely that Tom will ever return home.
It's unlikely that Tom will ever learn to play the mandolin.
It's unlikely that Tom will attend the meeting.
It's unlikely that the boss would consider giving Tom a raise.
It's unlikely that anyone other than Tom would be interested in buying this.
It's unlikely that anyone besides Tom would consider taking that job.
It's OK with me if Tom watches television after he finishes his homework.
It's been three years since Tom left Boston.
It's been three years since Tom has been to visit us.
It's because of you that Tom decided to go home early.
It's amazing how much trouble Tom is able to get into.
It's amazing how much time it takes Tom to wash his car.
It's amazing how much money Tom spends every week.
It's amazing how little time Tom spends with his children.
It's all Tom's fault.
It was late at night when Tom finally got home.
It was definitely Tom that I saw yesterday in the park.
It turns out that Tom never graduated from college.
It took Tom a few weeks to get used to working in his new office.
It seems that Tom can't swim.
It seemed that Tom wanted to attend the party.
It may seem obvious to Tom, but it doesn't seem obvious to me.
It may seem like Tom has forgotten all about the matter, but deep down inside, he's still torn up about it.
It may seem like just a little thing to you, but Tom is really worried about the whole thing.
It looks like Tom will eat the whole thing.
It looks like Tom is sleepy.
It looks like Tom is mad.
It looks like Tom has gained a little weight.
It doesn't make much sense to me, but Tom has decided not to go to college.
It doesn't make any difference to me whether Tom comes or not.
It can't hurt for you to spend a little time with Tom.
Isn't Tom forgetting something?
Isn't it strange that Tom isn't here by now?
Is Tom seriously thinking about not going to today's meeting?
Is this Tom's bag?
In the early afternoon, Tom decided that he just had to get out of the house.
In retrospect, Tom wishes he had spent more time studying.
In retrospect, Tom realized he shouldn't have been dating both sisters at the same time.
In his heart, Tom knew that he would never return.
If you ever do anything to hurt Tom, I'll kill you.
If Tom's girlfriend knew he was here now, she'd be very angry.
If Tom does that, he's sure to regret it.
If only I'd listened to what Tom said, I wouldn't be in this kind of trouble.
If I remember correctly, Tom used to be a carpenter.
I've seen Tom on TV many times.
I've never known Tom to break a promise.
I've made up my mind to ask Tom to forgive me.
I've heard that Tom can cook as well as, or better than, his wife.
I've had no problems with Tom.
I've figured out why Tom is always late.
I've figured out that the only way I can do this is to get Tom to help me.
I'm wondering whether Tom would ever consider helping me with my homework.
I'm the only person Tom knows who can play chess.
I'm the only person Tom knows in this town.
I'm sure that Tom would want you to go.
I'm pretty sure that Tom didn't eat all his dinner.
I'll do whatever I have to do to put Tom behind bars.
I wonder why Tom didn't show up last night.
I wonder who will help Tom decorate the Christmas tree.
I wonder when Tom will get here.
I wonder what Tom thinks of me.
I wonder what Tom ate for his Christmas dinner.
I wonder if we'll have enough money to buy Tom the painting he wanted.
I wonder if Tom will get here on time.
I wonder if Tom regrets what he did.
I wonder if Tom really meant what he said.
I wonder if Tom realizes how many hours a day I work.
I wonder if Tom realizes how lonely I am.
I wonder if Tom misses me when I'm gone.
I wonder if Tom has ever slept on a park bench.
I wonder if Tom has ever considered cycling to work.
I wonder if Tom has ever considered buying a smaller car.
I wonder if Tom ever works on Sunday.
I wonder if Tom ever cries.
I wonder how Tom will ever manage to pay for such an expensive wedding.
I wish you would stop calling me Tom.
I wish you would start calling me Tom.
I wish Tom wouldn't sing so loudly late at night.
I wish Tom wouldn't keep hassling me.
I wish Tom wouldn't keep bothering me.
I wish Tom wouldn't keep bothering me with questions.
I wish Tom wouldn't do that kind of thing.
I wish Tom wouldn't always be late.
I wish Tom would weed the garden.
I wish Tom would help me weed the garden.
I wish Tom would help me move the sofa.
I wish Tom were here.
I wish I hadn't punched Tom in the nose.
I wish I hadn't given Tom my grandfather's violin.
I wish I had as much money as Tom.
I wish I had as much energy as Tom.
I wish I had a butler like Tom.
I wish I could figure out how to make Tom happy.
I wish I could figure out how to get Tom to like me.
I wish I could figure out how to convince Tom to stay.
I wish I could figure out how to convince Tom to help us.
I was surprised to get a call from Tom.
I was just wondering if Tom has ever been over to your house for dinner.
I was just wondering if Tom could possibly still be at school.
I was just wondering if maybe Tom was the one who started the fire.
I was just telling Tom that he should go out and buy something to eat.
I wanted to ask Tom why he had never gotten married.
I wanted to ask Tom to come over to help me paint the ceiling.
I wanted to ask Tom if he'd ever consider changing jobs.