loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom should take advantage of this opportunity.
Tom should know exactly how much money we have to spend.
Tom should have told me earlier.
Tom should have plenty of time.
Tom should have married Mary.
Tom should have known better.
Tom should have handled the situation differently.
Tom should have done things differently.
Tom should have been here by now.
Tom should eventually have enough money to buy Mary a diamond ring.
Tom should be here within fifteen minutes.
Tom should be here any minute now.
Tom should be back here by 2:30.
Tom should be able to complete the job quickly.
Tom shot Mary in the knee before he blew her brains out.
Tom shook his head to say no.
Tom shaved his head.
Tom shared his mother's oatmeal cookie recipe with Mary.
Tom shared a room with his brother.
Tom set up a website for Mary.
Tom set the alarm clock to go off 6:00 a.m.
Tom sees a psychiatrist once or twice a month.
Tom seems to really enjoy talking with Mary.
Tom seems to really enjoy being in Boston.
Tom seems to really enjoy being here.
Tom seems to like Japanese food.
Tom seems to have lost his key.
Tom seems to have it in for me.
Tom seems to complain about everything Mary does.
Tom seems to be unwilling to testify against Mary.
Tom seems to be unwilling to tell Mary what happened.
Tom seems to be unwilling to tackle the problem.
Tom seems to be unwilling to spend the time it takes to do a job well.
Tom seems to be unwilling to make a decision.
Tom seems to be unwilling to lower the price.
Tom seems to be unwilling to listen to suggestions.
Tom seems to be unwilling to listen to anything Mary says.
Tom seems to be unwilling to go to the supermarket for his mother.
Tom seems to be unwilling to even consider the possibility that he is wrong.
Tom seems to be unwilling to correct his mistakes.
Tom seems to be unwilling to compromise.
Tom seems to be unwilling to change.
Tom seems to be unwilling to believe that Mary was the one who stole his credit cards.
Tom seems to be unwilling to be a suicide bomber.
Tom seems to be unwilling to acknowledge that Mary is a better swimmer than he is.
Tom seems to be unwilling to accept the bribe we're offering him.
Tom seems to be unwilling to accept our offer.
Tom seems to be unwilling to accept defeat.
Tom seems to be unwilling to accept advice from native speakers who try to help him with his translations.
Tom seems to be depressed this morning.
Tom seems to be coming down with a cold.
Tom seems to be as fit as a fiddle.
Tom seems to be an honest man.
Tom seems to be able to stay thin even though he eats quite a bit.
Tom seems to be a member of a gang.
Tom seems a bit depressed this morning.
Tom seemed to be having trouble opening the door.
Tom scratched his nose.
Tom says this is the best he can do.
Tom says that Mary definitely won't accept the job.
Tom says that Mary definitely wanted to go with us, so we should wait.
Tom says that Mary definitely doesn't want to be married.
Tom says that he's never tried eating dog food.
Tom says that he only swears when it is absolutely necessary.
Tom says that he doesn't remember having made such a promise.
Tom says that he can't sleep unless it's completely dark.
Tom says he's willing to spend as much as $300 on that gizmo you're trying to sell.
Tom says he's tired of trying to keep up with the Joneses.
Tom says he'll be more careful from now on.
Tom says he won't come to our party.
Tom says he will never go there again.
Tom says he will do it whether it's legal or not.
Tom says he wants to learn how to fly an airplane.
Tom says he thinks he could live anywhere.
Tom says he saw a ghost in his house.
Tom says he likes living by himself.
Tom says he has nothing to do with the matter.
Tom says he has never tried eating whale meat.
Tom says he feels much better now.
Tom says he feels like he might throw up.
Tom says he doesn't want to study French.
Tom says he doesn't know why Mary didn't enjoy the movie.
Tom says he doesn't know who Mary is planning on going to the prom with.
Tom says he doesn't know where Mary bought her pearl necklace.
Tom says he doesn't know when Mary was born.
Tom says he doesn't know what Mary wants to do.
Tom says he doesn't know how Mary stays so thin.
Tom says he doesn't feel tired.
Tom says he can't understand how Mary manages to make so much money working only one day a week.
Tom says he can't remember what he and Mary were talking about at that time.
Tom says he can't live with Mary any longer.
Tom says he can't figure Mary out.
Tom says he can't even work in this heat.
Tom says he doesn't mind eating after the children eat.
Tom saw vending machines everywhere when he visited Japan.
Tom saw that movie last summer.
Tom saw some interesting swords at the museum the day before yesterday.
Tom saw Mary waiting at the bus stop.
Tom saw Mary steal John's money.
Tom saw Mary crossing the road.
Tom saw a snake slither across the path.
Tom saw a girl sitting all alone, so he went over to talk to her.
Tom saw a crack in the wall.
Tom sat staring at the tropical fish swimming around in the aquarium in his bedroom.
Tom sat at the bottom of the stairs wondering what he should do next.
Tom said that Mary had to submit a written apology.
Tom said that he thought Mary wouldn't want to visit the place where her father had committed suicide.
Tom said that he thought Mary was still living with her parents.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew why John never seemed to enjoy watching cricket.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew why John had become a policeman.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew who John hoped would win the election.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew where John had found the key she'd lost.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew when John had graduated from Harvard.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew what time John was planning to start cooking.
Tom said that he thought Mary knew how to weld.
Tom said that he thought Mary didn't enjoy the movie.
Tom said that he thought Mary couldn't read without glasses.
Tom said that he needed to give Mary one more warning before he could fire her.
Tom said that he doesn't want to hurt you, but if you come around here again, he'll beat you up.
Tom said that he didn't want to see or speak to anyone.
Tom said that he didn't want to live alone.
Tom said that he didn't want to ever see Mary again.
Tom said that he didn't want to drive.
Tom said that he didn't mean to be rude.
Tom said that he didn't mean to be late.
Tom said that he couldn't vouch for Mary.
Tom said that he couldn't remember the last time he saw a movie.
Tom said that he couldn't possibly eat any more.
Tom said that he couldn't believe it.
Tom said he'd like to spend his next holiday hiking and camping.
Tom said he'd be back before 2:30.
Tom said he was just too tired to do anything else.
Tom said he thought he had forgotten something.
Tom said he thought he could lend Mary some money.
Tom said he needed to get in touch with Mary.
Tom said he needed a day or two to think about it.
Tom said he hadn't seen Mary for a long time.
Tom said he hadn't had a good home-cooked meal for a long time.
Tom said he had to split.
Tom said he had nowhere to go.
Tom said he couldn't make it tonight, but he could make it some other time.
Tom runs faster than anyone else I know.
Tom rinsed off the plates and put them into the dishwasher.
Tom resisted the temptation to lean over and kiss Mary.
Tom resisted the impulse to tell Mary what an idiot she had been.
Tom resisted the impulse to kiss Mary.
Tom resisted smiling.
Tom reported his accident in detail.
Tom removed the lid from the medicine bottle.
Tom removed the lid from the box.
Tom reminded Mary not to forget to flush the toilet.
Tom remembered the rabbits he used to raise.
Tom remembered the last time he had hugged Mary.
Tom remained unmarried all his life.
Tom remained single all his life.
Tom reloaded his gun.
Tom regrets the decision he made late last night.
Tom regrets having introduced Mary to John.
Tom regained his balance.
Tom refuses to take orders from Mary.
Tom refuses to do anything for Mary.
Tom refused to sign his name.
Tom refused to rule out the possibility that his son was still alive.
Tom refused to even consider my suggestion.
Tom recommended this book to me.
Tom really made me feel at home.
Tom really knows how to stay in shape.
Tom really knows how to have a good time.
Tom really enjoyed his meal.
Tom really admired Mary's courage.
Tom realized that he was drowning.
Tom realized that he hadn't paid the bill, so he went back into the restaurant.
Tom realized that he had no money on him.
Tom realized it was time to go.
Tom reads three or four books a month.
Tom reads more books than anyone else I know.
Tom read the entire book in three hours.
Tom ran out of matches so he couldn't light the fire.
Tom ran like crazy to catch up with Mary.
Tom ran as fast as he could.
Tom raised an interesting question at our meeting.
Tom quickly climbed up the tree.
Tom put too much hot sauce on his pizza.
Tom put the thermometer under his arm.
Tom put the thermometer on the wall.
Tom put the thermometer in his mouth.
Tom put our names on the list.
Tom put his valuables in a safe.
Tom put his feet up on the coffee table.
Tom put all his eggs in one basket.
Tom put a piece of dry ice into a cup of water.
Tom pulled his jacket hood over his head.
Tom promised to do everything within his power to ensure that this kind of thing wouldn't happen again.
Tom promised to do everything he could to help me.
Tom promised Mary that he'd turn over a new leaf.
Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't get into trouble.
Tom probably won't want to tag along.
Tom pretended not to know why he was there.
Tom pretended not to know where to go.
Tom pretended not to know what to do.
Tom pretended not to know that what he had done was wrong.
Tom pretended not to know how to get to Mary's school.
Tom pretended not to know anything about the situation.
Tom pretended not to have any money.
Tom pretended not to be afraid.
Tom pretended he was sick.
Tom pretended he was asleep.
Tom pretended he had a gun.
Tom poured milk into the glass and then handed it to Mary.
Tom poured himself a second cup of coffee.
Tom poured himself a glass of milk.
Tom pocketed the money Mary gave him.
Tom pleaded with Mary to stay.
Tom plays the guitar better than anyone else I know.
Tom plays baseball like a pro.
Tom played a few tunes on the piano.
Tom planted some flowers in his yard.
Tom planted some flower seeds in his garden.
Tom plans to go to college next year.
Tom plans to go on a vacation next week.
Tom plans to find out what's going on.
Tom plans to call you right after lunch.
Tom plans to be more careful in the future.
Tom planned to visit Mary the first chance he got.
Tom planned to talk to Mary the first chance he got.
Tom pedaled his bicycle as fast as he could.
Tom passed out because of the heat.
Tom passed away last night.
Tom passed away during the night.
Tom parked in the back of his office building.
Tom parked in one of the empty spaces in front of the library.
Tom parked in his usual spot.
Tom parked his car in front of a fire hydrant even though he knew he shouldn't.
Tom parked his car in an underground parking garage.
Tom parked his car and got out.
Tom parked behind Mary's car.
Tom parked behind his house.
Tom paid a lot of money for that guitar.
Tom owes Mary three hundred dollars.
Tom overheard Mary talking about him.
Tom ought to have known better.
Tom opened the windows to air out the room.
Tom opened the window a crack to let in a bit of fresh air.
Tom opened the trunk to get the spare tire.
Tom opened the trunk and found it empty.
Tom opened the medicine cabinet hoping to find some aspirin.
Tom only takes painkillers when he just can't stand the pain any longer.
Tom only speaks a little French.
Tom only sleeps about five hours a night.
Tom only reads paperback novels.
Tom only listens to punk rock.
Tom only had one pair of socks and they had holes in them.
Tom once ate at a cheap restaurant and got food poisoning, so now he's very careful about where he eats.
Tom omitted a couple of items from the list.
Tom often plays baseball with other boys in his neighborhood.
Tom often leaves dirty dishes in the sink.
Tom often forgets to use his turn signal.
Tom often drinks a little wine after dinner.
Tom often downloads movies.
Tom often brings his work home.
Tom now knows that what he said was the wrong thing to say.
Tom never wanted to talk about it.
Tom never thought he'd be able to do what he just did.
Tom never sings in public.
Tom never seems to have much to say.
Tom never said a word to me about it.
Tom never had an inkling that Mary and John were dating each other.
Tom never gets up early in the morning.
Tom never expects a straight answer from Mary.
Tom neglected his work.
Tom neglected his family.
Tom needs to improve his people skills.
Tom needs to remember this.
Tom needs time to think it over.
Tom needs a little more practice.
Tom needs a good lawyer.
Tom needed some cash.
Tom needed assistance.
Tom nearly had a heart attack when he saw Mary standing on the edge of the roof.
Tom must have spent a fortune.
Tom must have spent a fortune on his new house.
Tom must have pushed the wrong button.
Tom must have heard our voices and escaped.
Tom must have heard about what happened.
Tom must be proud of himself.
Tom moved a bit closer to Mary.
Tom met Mary a couple of years ago.
Tom may talk to Mary if he wants to.
Tom may take all the time he needs.
Tom may have to cancel the picnic.
Tom may have to cancel the party.
Tom may be a few minutes late.
Tom mashed the potatoes with a large fork.
Tom managed to finish writing his report in time.
Tom makes up stories all the time.
Tom makes about fifty phone calls a day.
Tom makes a lot of money translating menus for restaurants.
Tom made the same mistake again.
Tom made some extra money by renting one of his rooms to a college student.
Tom made no comment.
Tom made no attempt to hide the fact that he was in love with Mary.
Tom made no attempt to convince Mary that he was innocent.
Tom made me a cup of hot chocolate.
Tom made it quite clear why we had to have the job finished by 2:30.
Tom made it quite clear who we weren't supposed to talk to.
Tom made it quite clear what he wanted.
Tom made it quite clear what he needed.
Tom made it quite clear what he expected us to do.
Tom made it quite clear what he didn't want us to do.
Tom made his way through the crowd.
Tom made himself a cup of tea.
Tom made good money on that deal.
Tom made a promise to himself that he would never make the same mistake again.
Tom loved Mary, but she didn't love him back.
Tom loved his family very much.
Tom lost the race.
Tom lost the bet.
Tom lost his wallet.
Tom lost his umbrella.
Tom lost his sense of smell.
Tom lost his passport.
Tom lost his house key.
Tom lost his hearing.
Tom lost his glasses.
Tom lost his eyesight.
Tom lost his car key.
Tom lost a contact lens.
Tom looks like his father.
Tom looks like he's too tired to help us right now.
Tom looks like he's a bit tired.
Tom looks like a nervous wreck.
Tom looked out the window at the snow while he was sitting in the hot bath.
Tom looked like he'd slept in his clothes.
Tom looked for his first-aid kit, but couldn't find it.
Tom looked at the thermometer on his dashboard.
Tom looked at the man who had just come in.
Tom looked at the clock on the mantelpiece.
Tom looked as if he'd seen a ghost.
Tom locked the door after he entered his apartment.
Tom locked himself out of his room.
Tom locked himself in his room.
Tom locked himself in his room and won't come out.
Tom lives near a beach, so he goes swimming almost every day in the summer.
Tom lives on the other side of Boston.
Tom lives in Boston.
Tom lives in an apartment not far from my place.
Tom lives in a three-bedroom apartment in downtown Boston.
Tom lives in a small town where nobody locks their doors.
Tom lives in a quiet neighborhood.
Tom lives in a nursing home.
Tom lives alone in a small cabin near a waterfall.
Tom lived just off Route 19.
Tom lived in Australia for quite a few years.
Tom lived in a one-bedroom apartment.
Tom linked to my website from his blog.
Tom likes to take walks in the woods.
Tom likes to stay home and read books on weekends.
Tom likes to skipper small sailboats.
Tom likes to sit on the dock with his feet dangling in the water.
Tom likes to sit on the dock playing his tin whistle while looking at the sunset.
Tom likes to read English subtitles while watching movies in English.
Tom likes to push the limits.
Tom likes to go swimming in the summer.
Tom likes to do things by himself.
Tom likes things the way they are.
Tom likes sitting on the beach in the early morning.
Tom likes singing in the shower.
Tom likes Mary, but she doesn't like him.
Tom likes Mary just the way she is.
Tom likes Japanese food a lot.
Tom likes his spaghetti noodles a little on the hard side.
Tom likes hiking in the woods.
Tom likes eating raw oysters.
Tom liked beautiful women. He also liked expensive wine and fast sports cars.
Tom lied to you about having lived in Boston.
Tom lied to Mary about everything.
Tom lets Mary get away with almost anything.
Tom let the cat out of the bag.
Tom left the water running all night.
Tom left the TV on all night.
Tom left the lights on all night.
Tom left my bag at the hotel.
Tom left his wallet at home.
Tom left his umbrella on the train.
Tom left his keys on the table.
Tom left his briefcase on the subway.
Tom left for school at the break of dawn.
Tom leaned down for a closer look.
Tom lay awake for a long time wondering about what he should do.
Tom lay awake for a long time thinking about Mary.
Tom landed his helicopter on the roof.
Tom laid his keys on the kitchen table.
Tom laid all his cards on the table.
Tom knows where to draw the line.
Tom knows where Mary is staying.
Tom knows what's going to happen.
Tom knows what the problem is.
Tom knows what Mary's car looks like.
Tom knows what he's talking about.
Tom knows more about this kind of thing than Mary does.
Tom knows Mary's in love with John.
Tom knows Mary would never do such a thing.
Tom knows Mary lied.
Tom knows Mary can't resist chocolate ice cream.
Tom knows Mary and John are no longer together.
Tom knows how to ride a horse.
Tom knows how to cook spaghetti.
Tom knows he can always count on Mary.
Tom knows better than to throw rocks at the other children.
Tom knows better than to play with matches.
Tom knows better than to give his real name in chat rooms.
Tom knows better than to do that.
Tom knows all the tricks of the trade.
Tom knows a man whose daughter lives in Boston.
Tom knows a man who speaks French.
Tom knows a lot of stuff about Mary.
Tom knew who the killer was.
Tom knew who the kidnappers were.
Tom knew this was going to happen.
Tom knew that the story wasn't true.
Tom knew that something was on Mary's mind.
Tom knew that Mary wouldn't give up.
Tom knew that Mary wasn't friendly.
Tom knew that Mary kept a key under the doormat.
Tom knew that Mary could be very persuasive.
Tom knew nothing about it.
Tom knew nothing about cooking Chinese food.
Tom knew Mary wouldn't let him down.
Tom knew Mary wasn't happy.
Tom knew it was going to be tough to convince Mary to go to the hospital.
Tom knew it was going to be tough to convince Mary that she was too old to drive.
Tom knew he could count on Mary.
Tom knew a man whose father was a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War.
Tom kicked the ball really hard.
Tom kept walking until he was too tired to take even one more step.
Tom kept Mary waiting for an hour.
Tom kept Mary waiting for about three hours.
Tom kept his mouth shut.
Tom kept his mouth shut and didn't tell anyone what had happened.
Tom kept his gun pointed at Mary and told her not to move.
Tom kept his end of the bargain.
Tom keeps telling everyone how rich he is.
Tom keeps telling everyone how busy he is.
Tom keeps his tools in the garage.
Tom keeps his tools in a toolbox.
Tom keeps his doors locked at night.
Tom keeps encouraging Mary to do things on her own.
Tom keeps a change of clothes in his office.
Tom just wanted to let Mary know that he wouldn't be able to attend her party.
Tom just wanted some peace and quiet.
Tom just took a chance and called Mary to ask her out.
Tom just sat around and did nothing.
Tom just packed up and left.
Tom just had to accept things the way they were.
Tom just got up and left.
Tom just got home from work.
Tom just got back from work.
Tom just doesn't know what to do.
Tom just couldn't say no to an offer that good.
Tom isn't very good at playing the devil's advocate.
Tom isn't very good at concealing the way he really feels.
Tom isn't very good at concealing his feelings.
Tom isn't used to riding a motorcycle.
Tom isn't used to driving a left-hand drive car.
Tom isn't the type of person who gossips.
Tom isn't the kind of person who is intimidated by anyone or anything.
Tom isn't so gullible.
Tom isn't religious.
Tom isn't quite himself today.
Tom isn't old enough to go to school.
Tom isn't listed in the phone book.
Tom isn't home.
Tom isn't good at telling jokes.
Tom isn't currently working anywhere.
Tom isn't currently in prison.
Tom isn't currently collecting unemployment benefits.
Tom isn't at home.
Tom isn't as rich as people think he is.
Tom isn't as happy as he seems to be.
Tom isn't as bad as Mary thinks he is.
Tom isn't anything like Mary.
Tom isn't able to always brush his teeth after meals.
Tom is worried because he should have heard from Mary by now.
Tom is willing to help us again this time.
Tom is very sleepy and can hardly keep his eyes open.
Tom is very picky about what he eats.
Tom is very perceptive.
Tom is very interested in American history.
Tom is very generous with his time.
Tom is very easy to work with.
Tom is very difficult to deal with.
Tom is very conservative.
Tom is very capable.
Tom is used to making quick decisions.
Tom is up to his ears in debt.
Tom is up for promotion.
Tom is unwilling to accept the fact that he needs help when translating.
Tom is trying to learn a few card tricks.
Tom is too young to peel an apple.
Tom is the smartest man I know.
Tom is the right person for the job.
Tom is the richest man I know.
Tom is the only person who paid on time.
Tom is the most popular boy at school.
Tom is the kind of person who always has to have the last word.
Tom is the fattest man I know.
Tom is the best-looking man I know.
Tom is the best student in our class.
Tom is the best employee we've ever had.
Tom is teaching us French.
Tom is taking good care of himself.
Tom is stingy.
Tom is still young and inexperienced.
Tom is still wet behind the ears.
Tom is so fat he needs two seats on an airplane.
Tom is so fat he can hardly walk.
Tom is saving money for college.
Tom is really interested in Greek mythology.
Tom is really in love with Mary.
Tom is quite often late.
Tom is quite obstinate.
Tom is proud of his son.
Tom is probably with Mary right now.
Tom is probably just a year or two younger than Mary.
Tom is perfectly capable of taking care of himself.
Tom is perfect for the job.
Tom is particular about what he wears.
Tom is particular about what he watches on TV.
Tom is particular about what he eats.
Tom is out.
Tom is opposed to the plan.
Tom is on the board of directors.
Tom is on death row.
Tom is often snockered by 10:00 a.m.
Tom is now cramming for the finals.
Tom is moving in with John next week.
Tom is more handsome than I expected.
Tom is Mary's stepson.
Tom is Mary's stepfather.
Tom is looking forward to taking some time off.
Tom is looking for an easy way to lose weight.
Tom is looking for a way to save money.
Tom is living with his parents.
Tom is like a member of our family.
Tom is just an average-looking guy.
Tom is just a friend, not my boyfriend.
Tom is in the kitchen making tea.
Tom is honest and expects other people to be honest, too.
Tom is his own biggest enemy.
Tom is hesitant to visit Mary in the hospital.
Tom is having trouble dealing with the fact that his father was a mass murderer.
Tom is having trouble coping with the high cost of living.
Tom is happy when he is with Mary.
Tom is happier now that Mary has left.
Tom is going to break up with Mary.
Tom is going steady with Mary.
Tom is going abroad next year.
Tom is glad he isn't in your shoes.
Tom is extremely busy today.
Tom is doing much better than before.
Tom is doing everything within his power to improve the patients' quality of life.
Tom is carrying a violin under his arm.
Tom is apparently some kind of genius when it comes to music.
Tom is an extremely good-looking man.
Tom is an authority on the subject.
Tom is able to buy many things he needs at a local discount store.
Tom is a worse liar than Mary.
Tom is a very good friend of mine.
Tom is a very close friend of mine.
Tom is a very capable teacher.
Tom is a stranger in this town.
Tom is a sensitive child.
Tom is a retired air force major.
Tom is a promising young musician.
Tom is a picky eater.
Tom is a nervous wreck.
Tom is a millionaire several times over.
Tom is a hypocrite.
Tom is a good-looking guy, but he's not too friendly.
Tom is a good story teller.
Tom is a good neighbor.
Tom is a friend of a friend.
Tom is a freelance computer programmer.
Tom is a fitness fanatic.
Tom is a failure as a father.
Tom is a couple of inches taller than Mary.
Tom is a complete failure as a father.
Tom is a close relative of mine.
Tom is a close friend of mine.
Tom is a bit conceited.
Tom invited me to go out on his motorboat.
Tom introduced his stepson to Mary's stepdaughter.
Tom introduced himself as Mary's ex-husband.
Tom intends to go, rain or shine.
Tom intends to go regardless of the weather.
Tom intends to go no matter what.
Tom immediately began talking.
Tom hurt his leg and can barely walk.
Tom hurried back into the house.
Tom hung his jacket in the hall closet.
Tom hung his head in shame.
Tom hung his coat in the closet.
Tom hung a calendar on the wall.
Tom hopes what Mary said is true.
Tom hopes to get the results by Thursday.
Tom hopes to get the job done by 2:30.
Tom hopes Mary doesn't get arrested by the police.
Tom hopes Mary doesn't end up in jail.
Tom hopes Mary can come over to his house this afternoon.
Tom hopes it won't snow tomorrow.
Tom hopes it won't rain tomorrow.
Tom hopes it won't be cloudy tomorrow.
Tom hopes he won't be eating leftovers again tonight.
Tom hopes he doesn't become a workaholic like his father.
Tom hid himself under the bed.
Tom helps Mary, but she doesn't help him.
Tom held his breath for a moment.
Tom heated up some leftovers for dinner.
Tom heard this from Mary.
Tom heard the front door slam.
Tom heard Mary's scream.
Tom heard Mary was in the hospital.
Tom heard Mary was a good teacher.
Tom heard Mary just had a baby girl.
Tom heard a rumor that Mary had been arrested.
Tom has never gone rafting down a river.
Tom hates parents who don't control their bratty children.
Tom hates it when Mary asks him to explain the same thing more than once.
Tom hates driving on icy roads.
Tom hated the shoes that Mary was wearing.
Tom hated the idea of leaving Mary alone, but he had to go to work.
Tom hated Mary. He really did.
Tom hasn't washed his hair for two weeks.
Tom hasn't updated the antivirus software on his computer in a long time.
Tom hasn't talked to Mary in years.
Tom hasn't smoked since he was old enough to legally smoke.
Tom hasn't seen Mary since they got divorced.
Tom hasn't seen Mary since then.
Tom hasn't seen Mary in years.
Tom hasn't seen Mary in ages.
Tom hasn't seen Mary in a while.
Tom hasn't said a word all evening.
Tom hasn't played the guitar for years.
Tom hasn't played mahjong in ages.
Tom hasn't painted for years.
Tom hasn't missed any of Mary's concerts.
Tom hasn't missed a single meeting.
Tom hasn't missed a single class.
Tom hasn't had any other girlfriends since Mary.
Tom hasn't done any work.
Tom hasn't come up with a good answer to the problem yet.
Tom hasn't changed his mind and probably never will.
Tom hasn't been very well recently.
Tom hasn't been married long.
Tom hasn't been living here long.
Tom hasn't been in Boston long.
Tom hasn't been here long.
Tom hasn't been bartending long.
Tom hasn't been around much.
Tom hasn't been all that successful.
Tom hasn't been able to get a hold of Mary, even though he's been trying to call her all week.
Tom hasn't been a teacher long.
Tom has written many magazine articles on whales.
Tom has what it takes to succeed.
Tom has what it takes to be successful.
Tom has what it takes to be a good teacher.
Tom has welshed on the agreement.
Tom has trouble standing on one leg.
Tom has trouble dealing with verbal abuse.
Tom has trouble budgeting his time.
Tom has traveled around the world.
Tom has told me that same joke more than ten times.
Tom has to work harder than he used to to make ends meet.
Tom has to leave in a few minutes.
Tom has to have everything his own way.
Tom has to go to court tomorrow.
Tom has to get ready for work.
Tom has to buy some food.
Tom has time to spare.
Tom has thin lips.
Tom has the habit of biting his nails.
Tom has the gift of gab.
Tom has the bad habit of jumping to conclusions.
Tom has something to say to you.
Tom has something on his face.
Tom has something in his right hand.
Tom has something hidden behind his back.
Tom has something he can't wait to show you.
Tom has some very radical ideas.
Tom has some things to take care of.
Tom has some problems to deal with.
Tom has some money stashed away.
Tom has some matters to take care of.
Tom has some clothes that need to be washed.
Tom has recently changed his telephone number.
Tom has recently been learning how to sing a lot of new songs.
Tom has quite a temper.
Tom has only one more night in Boston.
Tom has one foot in the grave.
Tom has nothing to be ashamed of.
Tom has no idea what Mary is thinking.
Tom has nobody to turn to for help.
Tom has nobody to turn to for advice.
Tom has no sense of direction.
Tom has no reason not to trust Mary.
Tom has no reason not to go.
Tom has no qualms about stealing other people's food.
Tom has no plans to go anywhere.
Tom has no intention of going to Mary's wedding.
Tom has no desire to study French.
Tom has no choice in this matter.
Tom has next to nothing in his wallet.
Tom has never visited an Islamic country.
Tom has never seen Mary so angry.
Tom has never seen Mary smile.
Tom has never said such a thing.
Tom has never lived in Boston.
Tom has never kissed Mary.
Tom has never bought frozen apples.
Tom has never been intimidated by anyone or anything.
Tom has never been in a house like Mary's.
Tom has never been in a car like the one Mary owns.
Tom has never been absent from school.
Tom has much more experience than Mary does.
Tom has more than three hundred employees.
Tom has more money than I do.
Tom has more money than he can spend.
Tom has money to spare.
Tom has many things to give away.
Tom has lots of time to do anything he wants.
Tom has lost some weight.
Tom has lost interest in watching TV.
Tom has lived in Boston since then.
Tom has lived in Boston since he was born.
Tom has lived in Boston since last summer.
Tom has known Mary since childhood.
Tom has just installed an alarm system in his house.
Tom has just been released from prison.
Tom has had his leg in a cast for a few weeks now.
Tom has had enough of Mary's complaints.
Tom has had a bad week.
Tom has gotten better at playing the clarinet since I last heard him play.
Tom has gone crazy.
Tom has friends in influential places.
Tom has found a job.
Tom has fond memories of Mary.
Tom has far more experience than Mary.
Tom has enough money to buy any computer in this store. He just needs to decide which one.
Tom has done nothing to be ashamed of.
Tom has difficulty making decisions.
Tom has developed a new system for learning English.
Tom has decided to sell his house.
Tom has changed an awful lot.
Tom has changed a lot since high school.
Tom has been working as a translator ever since he graduated from college.
Tom has been waiting three hours now.
Tom has been trying to learn how to juggle.
Tom has been trying to learn how to brew the perfect cup of coffee.
Tom has been to this park with Mary at least a dozen times.
Tom has been to Boston several times.
Tom has been to Boston a number of times.
Tom has been teaching us French.
Tom has been teaching us French for the past four years.
Tom has been sick in bed for a long time.
Tom has been sick a lot recently.
Tom has been married three times.
Tom has been living alone since Mary died.
Tom has been living abroad for a very long time.
Tom has been in movies and on TV.
Tom has been hunting for a job since he lost his previous job last year.
Tom has been having trouble sleeping recently.
Tom has been growing a beard all summer.
Tom has bad table manners.
Tom has bad breath.
Tom has athlete's foot.
Tom has as much right to be here as Mary does.
Tom has another half an hour of work to do before he can go home.
Tom has an unlisted phone number.
Tom has an overbite.
Tom has an inferiority complex.
Tom has an important decision to make before next Monday.
Tom has already signed up for that class.
Tom has already made up his mind.
Tom has already finished the work that he needed to do.
Tom has already finished his lunch.
Tom has already delivered the package to Mary's house.
Tom has actually never been to Boston.
Tom has a wide circle of friends.
Tom has a whole pile of unpaid parking tickets.
Tom has a way with words.
Tom has a vivid imagination.
Tom has a very stressful job.
Tom has a very bad reputation around town.
Tom has a strong sense of duty.
Tom has a strange sense of humor.
Tom has a split personality.
Tom has a special place in my heart.
Tom has a solution for everything.
Tom has a small cabin on the lakefront.
Tom has a sister named Mary.
Tom has a reservation at this hotel.
Tom has a reputation of never listening to anybody's advice.
Tom has a reputation of never letting anyone else say anything.
Tom has a reputation of never getting things done on time.
Tom has a pretty good idea why Mary isn't here now.
Tom has a pretty good idea who stole his trumpet.
Tom has a pretty good idea who painted graffiti on his wall.
Tom has a pretty good idea who burned his house down.
Tom has a pretty good idea where Mary might be now.
Tom has a pierced ear.
Tom has a picture of Mary in his wallet.
Tom has a party two or three times a year.
Tom has a nasty cut on his leg.
Tom has a lunch date with Mary.
Tom has a lot of work to do this week.
Tom has a lot of stamina.
Tom has a lot of projects in the works.
Tom has a lot of people to see tomorrow morning.
Tom has a lot of experience.
Tom has a long drive ahead of him.
Tom has a large closet in his bedroom.
Tom has a house with a pool.
Tom has a healthy lifestyle.
Tom has a headache.
Tom has a hard time believing anything Mary says.
Tom has a good reason for not telling Mary what she wants to know.
Tom has a good reason for being absent today.
Tom has a good reason for avoiding Mary.
Tom has a good point.
Tom has a good head for numbers.
Tom has a funny way of saying things.
Tom has a few more things to do before he can leave.
Tom has a drawer full of USB cables.
Tom has a dark complexion.
Tom has a criminal record.
Tom has a cousin named Mary.
Tom has a close relationship with Mary.
Tom hardly ever watches TV.
Tom hardly ever studies after 10:00 p.m.
Tom hardly ever listens to the radio.
Tom handed the contract to Mary.
Tom handed the bowl of buttered popcorn to Mary.
Tom handed Mary an energy drink.
Tom handed Mary a beer.
Tom handed in his report.
Tom hailed a cab.
Tom hadn't thought about Mary for days.
Tom hadn't expected Mary to come so early in the morning.
Tom hadn't been prepared for that.
Tom had what looked like a gin and tonic in his hand.
Tom had trouble thinking straight.
Tom had trouble resolving the situation.
Tom had trouble remembering what Mary looked like.
Tom had trouble making friends.
Tom had trouble getting online.
Tom had to write the report all over again.
Tom had to take a detour.
Tom had to stay in the hospital for three weeks.
Tom had to run to catch the bus.
Tom had to run an errand.
Tom had to go to the hospital.
Tom had to go back to Boston.
Tom had to go back the way he'd come.
Tom had to get a cholera shot.
Tom had to do everything himself.
Tom had to admit that Mary was right.
Tom had the whole room to himself.
Tom had the whole campsite to himself.
Tom had the munchies, but since there was nothing in the house to eat, he went to the convenience store not too far from where he lived.
Tom had something he wanted to show Mary.
Tom had something he wanted to say. However, he couldn't fit a word in edgewise.
Tom had something else in mind.
Tom had some very unusual experiences.
Tom had some tricks up his sleeve.
Tom had some really painful memories.
Tom had some problems dealing with Mary.
Tom had several photos of Mary that John had given him.
Tom had several photos of Mary taken with a telephoto lens.
Tom had several photos of Mary hanging on his wall.
Tom had seen Mary with John on more than one occasion before and finally figured out that they were seeing each other.
Tom had plenty of chances to apologize, but he didn't.
Tom had only one chance to get things right.
Tom had nothing to say.
Tom had nothing to eat yesterday.
Tom had nothing to drink yesterday.
Tom had nothing to do, so he went home.
Tom had nothing to do yesterday.
Tom had nothing to do with the theft.
Tom had nothing to do with the kidnapping.
Tom had nothing to do with getting Mary fired.
Tom had no way of knowing that this would happen.
Tom had no way of knowing that the dam wouldn't hold.
Tom had no time to catch his breath.
Tom had no right to do what he did.
Tom had no reason to suspect that Mary was lying.
Tom had no qualms at all about speaking in front of such a large audience.
Tom had no qualms about telling everybody what he thought.
Tom had no qualms about lying.
Tom had no qualms about cheating on the test.
Tom had no options left.
Tom had no one else to turn to.
Tom had no intention of quitting.
Tom had no intention of going there by himself.
Tom had no intention of giving up.
Tom had no intention of giving Mary any money.
Tom had no idea what was going to happen.
Tom had no idea what to do.
Tom had no idea Mary was sick.
Tom had no choice except to accept the consequences.
Tom had no choice but to quit his job.
Tom had no choice but to pay the fine.
Tom had never seen Mary so happy.
Tom had never seen Mary so furious.
Tom had never even heard of that band at that time.
Tom had never before seen Mary with her hair down.
Tom had little formal education.
Tom had lamb chops, potatoes and mushroom soup for dinner.
Tom had jet lag.
Tom had hoped that Mary might consider having dinner with him.
Tom had hoped that he would win the lottery.
Tom had his wisdom teeth taken out by a twenty-four year old dentist.
Tom had his rent money in the wallet he lost.
Tom had his house painted last summer.
Tom had his homework all done by the time his mother got home.
Tom had his hair cut yesterday.
Tom had his fortune told.
Tom had his chauffeur drive Mary to the airport.
Tom had his car stolen last month.
Tom had his car key in his left hand.
Tom had his blood pressure taken.
Tom had heard nothing about the accident.
Tom had good reason to be angry.
Tom had drunk too much coffee so he couldn't sleep.
Tom had been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Tom had an upset stomach.
Tom had always wanted to climb Mt. Fuji, but until now, had not found the time to do so.
Tom had all of his suits made to order.
Tom had a wonderful time in Boston.
Tom had a very good time.
Tom had a tough week.
Tom had a splinter in his finger, so he asked Mary to help him get it out.
Tom had a share in the profits.
Tom had a scared look on his face.
Tom had a run-in with his boss.
Tom had a rough time last year.
Tom had a queasy feeling in the pit of his stomach.
Tom had a narrow escape from death.
Tom had a lot of respect for Mary.
Tom had a lot of problems at the school.
Tom had a lot of catching up to do.
Tom had a little trouble finding Mary's house.
Tom had a little trouble adjusting the settings.
Tom had a job interview this morning.
Tom had a hunch that Mary was seeing someone else.
Tom had a hunch that Mary was lying.
Tom had a hunch that Mary had spent the day reading comic books.
Tom had a heart tattooed on his arm.
Tom had a heart attack.
Tom had a heart attack last year.
Tom had a hard time raising enough money build the orphanage he'd promised to build.
Tom had a hard time learning how to ride a bicycle.
Tom had a hard time finding work.
Tom had a hard time finding a taxi.
Tom had a good time in Boston.
Tom had a good time at the party.
Tom had a good reason for not going.
Tom had a girlfriend named Mary.
Tom had a date with Mary last night.
Tom had a crush on Mary when he was in junior high school.
Tom had a big fight with Mary.
Tom had a bad dream.
Tom had a bad day.
Tom grows all the vegetables he eats.
Tom grew up speaking both English and French.
Tom grew up in an orphanage.
Tom grew up in a foster home.
Tom grew up around here.
Tom grew to like Mary more and more.
Tom graduated near the top of his class.
Tom graduated from high school in 2009.
Tom graduated from a very elite university.
Tom got used to living in Boston even though he'd grown up in a small town.
Tom got used to ignoring the noise.
Tom got up just before dawn this morning.
Tom got to the airport with only a few minutes to spare.
Tom got to the airport just in the nick of time.
Tom got tired of listening to the kind of music Mary liked.
Tom got there just in the nick of time.
Tom got the job he wanted.
Tom got the ax.
Tom got talked into helping Mary move.
Tom got taken.
Tom got taken to the cleaners.
Tom got sunburned.
Tom got stuck in traffic.
Tom got stuck in a traffic jam.
Tom got straight A's.
Tom got stage fright.
Tom got stabbed in the arm.
Tom got some chewing gum stuck on the bottom of his shoe.
Tom got soap in his eyes.
Tom got sidetracked.
Tom got sick.
Tom got shot.
Tom got shot in the leg.
Tom got shot in the back.
Tom got shot at.
Tom got scolded by the teacher.
Tom got robbed.
Tom got ripped off.
Tom got rid of his old car.
Tom got rid of his old books.
Tom got promoted recently.
Tom got over his cold.
Tom got out of the way.
Tom got out of the hospital.
Tom got out of the bathtub.
Tom got out of prison after 30 years.
Tom got out of cleaning the bathroom.
Tom got out of bed.
Tom got on the elevator.
Tom got on the bus.
Tom got off the plane.
Tom got off the elevator.
Tom got off the bus.
Tom got Mary to take out the garbage.
Tom got Mary to take him to the zoo.
Tom got Mary out of trouble.
Tom got Mary out of a mess.
Tom got lost.
Tom got locked out of his dormitory.
Tom got kicked out of the bar last night.
Tom got kicked out of school.
Tom got into the driver's seat and drove off.
Tom got into bed.
Tom got in the bathtub.
Tom got hurt.
Tom got hit with a golf ball.
Tom got hit by a truck.
Tom got his way.
Tom got his suit altered.
Tom got here an hour before Mary.
Tom got good at tennis.
Tom got good at singing.
Tom got good at programming in JavaScript.
Tom got expelled from school.
Tom got dressed quickly.
Tom got depressed.
Tom got caught speeding.
Tom got caught in a traffic jam.
Tom got burned.
Tom got beaten up.
Tom got back together with Mary.
Tom got angry.
Tom got an A in French.
Tom got a ticket for speeding.
Tom got a tattoo.
Tom got a tan.
Tom got a suntan.
Tom got a speeding ticket.
Tom got a raise.
Tom got a promotion.
Tom got a perfect score.
Tom got a parking ticket yesterday afternoon.
Tom got a little carried away.
Tom got a letter from Mary today.
Tom got a late start this morning.
Tom got a kick out of the way Mary told the story.
Tom got a haircut.
Tom got a good night's sleep.
Tom got a decent grade on the test he took last week.
Tom goes to the local gym to work out.
Tom goes to the barber less than four times a year.
Tom goes to Boston every once in a while.
Tom goes to bed early.
Tom goes to bed at the same time every night.
Tom goes to bed after midnight.
Tom goes jogging every morning, rain or shine.
Tom goes along with whatever Mary says.
Tom gets up at the same time every morning.
Tom gets to do anything he wants to do.
Tom gets tired easily.
Tom gets on my nerves.
Tom gets off work at 5:00.
Tom gets home after 10:00 p.m. every day except Sunday.
Tom gets drunk almost every evening.
Tom gets business advice from Mary and John.
Tom gets angry easily.
Tom gets along fine with Mary's stepfather.
Tom gets along fine with Mary.
Tom generally takes the bus to work.
Tom gave Mary up for dead.
Tom gave Mary the cold shoulder.
Tom gave Mary the benefit of the doubt.
Tom gave Mary some flowers he'd picked.
Tom gave Mary more credit than she deserved.
Tom gave Mary moral support.
Tom gave Mary an engagement ring.
Tom gave Mary a week to think it over.
Tom gave Mary a piece of his mind.
Tom gave Mary a pat on the shoulder.
Tom gave Mary a message.
Tom gave Mary a lift to work.
Tom gave Mary a lift back to her place.
Tom gave Mary a kiss on the cheek.
Tom gave Mary a bad time yesterday.
Tom gave his dog a bath.
Tom gave a speech.
Tom gave a lot of suggestions, but I didn't like any of them.
Tom gave a lot of his old clothes to a homeless man that he met recently.
Tom gained weight over the winter.
Tom frequently waits until the last minute to pay his bills.
Tom found this clock at a garage sale.
Tom found the treasure at the bottom of the lake.
Tom found out Mary was stealing from the cash register.
Tom found out later that the woman he met in the park was Mary.
Tom found Mary fun to talk to.
Tom found it very difficult to breathe.
Tom found it pretty enjoyable just to sit in the sun and listen to music.
Tom found it hard to make a living as a street musician.
Tom found it hard to believe that Mary didn't like him at all.
Tom found it difficult to understand Mary.
Tom found a place where he could play golf for free.
Tom found a picture of Mary and John.
Tom found a part-time job near his home.
Tom found a job that he likes.
Tom found a hundred dollar bill on the street.
Tom found a gun near the garbage can.
Tom found a good restaurant not too far from our campus.
Tom found a few good deals at the flea market.
Tom fought with all his might.
Tom forgot where he put his glasses.
Tom forgot where he put his cell phone.
Tom forgot where he left his umbrella.
Tom forgot to turn off the stove.
Tom forgot to tell Mary what he had planned to tell her.
Tom forgot to sign the check.
Tom forgot to send Mary a Christmas card.
Tom forgot to lock the front door.
Tom forgot to lock his car.
Tom forgot to file his taxes.
Tom forgot to feed his dog.
Tom forgot to do what he was supposed to do.
Tom forgot to bring his camera.
Tom forgot to ask Mary the question that John had asked him to ask.
Tom forgot his appointment.
Tom followed the stream for a couple of kilometers.
Tom followed Mary's instructions.
Tom followed his instincts.
Tom folded the paper before handing it to Mary.
Tom folded his clothes and put them in his suitcase.
Tom flosses his teeth at least three times a week.
Tom floated down the river on a raft.
Tom flipped through the pages of the magazine.
Tom flipped on the dining room light.
Tom flew in from Boston that night.
Tom fixed the roof of his house just yesterday.
Tom fixed the leaky faucet.
Tom first came to Japan when he was three years old.
Tom first came to Boston three years ago.
Tom finished reading that book in one night.
Tom finished off the ice cream that was in the freezer.
Tom finished eating all the ice cream that was in the freezer.
Tom finished cleaning the kitchen and then started cleaning the living room.
Tom finds it really frustrating.
Tom finds it difficult to read small print.
Tom finally solved the puzzle.
Tom filled the wheelbarrow with sand.
Tom filled the sink with water.
Tom filled the bucket with cold water.
Tom filled the bathtub with hot water.
Tom filled the room with cardboard boxes.
Tom filled out the job application form.
Tom filled the box with food.
Tom felt very lonely.
Tom felt uneasy talking to Mary about that matter.
Tom felt that he needed to explain why he was late.
Tom felt that he deserved an explanation.
Tom felt someone touch his arm.
Tom felt someone tap him on the shoulder.
Tom felt responsible for Mary's accident.
Tom felt remorse for what he had done.
Tom felt relieved.
Tom felt persecuted.
Tom felt Mary wasn't being sincere.
Tom felt like he was in over his head.
Tom felt like he could do anything.
Tom felt like going home and left without saying goodbye to anyone.
Tom felt like getting drunk.
Tom felt like a new man.
Tom felt like a million bucks.
Tom felt guilty.
Tom felt great.
Tom felt frustrated.
Tom felt foolish.
Tom felt exhausted after chopping wood all afternoon.
Tom felt confused.
Tom felt comfortable inside his sleeping bag.
Tom felt all alone.
Tom felt a little woozy.