loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
Tom asked me when I was planning to go back to Boston.
Tom asked me when I would be going to Australia.
Tom asked me where he could buy a ticket.
Tom asked me where he could park his car.
Tom asked me where he could put his coat.
Tom asked me where I had bought my hiking boots.
Tom asked me where I lived.
Tom asked me where my car was parked.
Tom asked me where the restroom was.
Tom asked me where to go.
Tom asked me where to put his coat.
Tom asked me which team I thought would win the game.
Tom asked me who had painted the picture that was hanging on my wall.
Tom asked me who I thought would be at the meeting.
Tom asked me who my French teacher was.
Tom asked me who the man standing in front of the statue was.
Tom asked me who was responsible for the accident.
Tom asked me why I didn't eat meat.
Tom asked me why I didn't live in Boston anymore.
Tom asked me why I never came into the office on Mondays.
Tom asked me why I never learned how to swim.
Tom asked me why I never tried to get a driver's license.
Tom asked me why I was crying.
Tom asked me why I was here.
Tom asked me why I was laughing.
Tom asked me why I was smiling.
Tom asked me why Mary and John broke up.
Tom asked the janitor to open the door to the auditorium.
Tom asked the same question to many people.
Tom asked us not to be late.
Tom asked us not to come.
Tom asked us not to make any noise.
Tom asked us not to wear shoes in his house.
Tom asked us to be silent.
Tom asked us to sit down.
Tom asked us to help him move his piano.
Tom asked us to help him.
Tom asked us what we thought Mary wanted to do.
Tom asked us what we thought Mary wanted.
Tom asked us what we wanted to do.
Tom asked us what we wanted.
Tom asks me the same questions every time he sees me.
Tom ate a lot. He must've been hungry.
Tom ate a whole box of chocolates by himself.
Tom ate everything that was on his plate.
Tom ate some peach cobbler.
Tom ate the whole apple in less than three minutes.
Tom ate three times as much as Mary did.
Tom ate twice as much as I did.
Tom attempted to apologize in French.
Tom attempted to climb over the fence.
Tom attributed his success to hard work.
Tom backed his car into the garage.
Tom backed out of the garage.
Tom backed up his data.
Tom bailed on us just when we needed him most.
Tom baited the hook.
Tom baked some muffins.
Tom bakes bread about once a week.
Tom barely passed the test.
Tom became a Catholic.
Tom became a famous actor.
Tom became a famous singer.
Tom became a police officer.
Tom became a sailor.
Tom became a soldier.
Tom became a successful lawyer.
Tom became aware that he was no longer alone anymore.
Tom became blind.
Tom became famous.
Tom became furious.
Tom became rich.
Tom became wiser as he grew older.
Tom became world famous.
Tom began his speech with a joke.
Tom began screaming in pain.
Tom began singing.
Tom began to button up his shirt.
Tom began to eat his breakfast.
Tom began to feel afraid.
Tom began to feel hungry.
Tom began to feel sick.
Tom began to feel sleepy.
Tom began to feel tired.
Tom began to pour wine into the glasses.
Tom began to shout.
Tom began to sing.
Tom began to suspect something was wrong.
Tom began to suspect something wasn't quite right.
Tom began to whistle to himself.
Tom began to work for our company three years ago.
Tom begged his father to buy him a new bicycle.
Tom begged Mary not to leave.
Tom begged me to stay.
Tom behaved badly.
Tom behaved like a child.
Tom behaves like a child.
Tom believed he could actually predict the future.
Tom believed that what Mary told him was true.
Tom belongs to a large family.
Tom bent down and picked up the ball.
Tom bent down and picked up the pen that he'd dropped.
Tom bent down and pretended to be tying one of his shoes.
Tom bent down to pet his dog.
Tom bent down to scratch the dog behind the ear.
Tom bent over to tie his shoes.
Tom bet me thirty dollars that I wouldn't eat this.
Tom bit off more than he could chew.
Tom blamed me for the accident.
Tom blamed the accident on Mary.
Tom blamed the accident on me.
Tom bled to death.
Tom blew out the candles on the cake.
Tom borrowed a lot of money from the bank.
Tom borrowed Mary's car over the weekend.
Tom borrowed money from Mary.
Tom borrowed some money from us.
Tom borrowed three hundred dollars from me.
Tom bought a bicycle for three hundred dollars.
Tom bought a house in Boston.
Tom bought a new pair of boots.
Tom bought a new pair of leather gloves.
Tom bought a rose and gave it to Mary.
Tom bought a round-trip ticket to Boston.
Tom bought a straw hat.
Tom bought three bottles of red wine.
Tom bought himself a cup of coffee.
Tom bought himself a new guitar for Christmas.
Tom bought his daughter a new dress for the party.
Tom bought that car because his wife liked it.
Tom bought three loaves of bread.
Tom bought us some drinks.
Tom bowed his head.
Tom bowed to his teacher.
Tom bowed to me as he left the room.
Tom broke his arm.
Tom broke into Mary's house.
Tom broke my heart.
Tom broke the door open.
Tom broke the window on purpose.
Tom brought his children with him.
Tom brought his dog to school.
Tom brought Mary to our party.
Tom brushed the dirt off his jeans.
Tom burned himself badly.
Tom buttoned up his shirt and then put on his tie.
Tom buttoned up his uniform.
Tom called a cab for me.
Tom called Mary every day.
Tom called Mary from the airport.
Tom called me a cab.
Tom called me a coward.
Tom called me a taxi.
Tom called me almost every day.
Tom called off his trip.
Tom called to say he couldn't attend the meeting.
Tom called to say that he'd be late.
Tom calmly poured himself a drink.
Tom calmly reloaded his pistol.
Tom came 30 minutes late.
Tom came after you left.
Tom came back at 2:30.
Tom came by bus.
Tom came close to breaking an arm.
Tom came close to losing an eye.
Tom came here to help me.
Tom came into my room without knocking.
Tom came into the classroom three minutes after the bell had rung.
Tom came into the room, carrying a bunch of flowers.
Tom came just after you left.
Tom came just as I was leaving.
Tom came out from behind the curtain.
Tom came out from where he was hiding.
Tom came out of the bathroom with a towel around his waist.
Tom came out of the cave.
Tom came out of the house with his hands in the air.
Tom came running into the living room.
Tom came to Boston to look for a job.
Tom came to my office yesterday.
Tom came to pick me up at 2:30.
Tom came to school even though he was sick.
Tom came to school very late today.
Tom came to see me yesterday afternoon.
Tom came to see me.
Tom came to see you yesterday.
Tom came to talk to me yesterday afternoon.
Tom came to the party last night with Mary.
Tom came up with an answer to our problem.
Tom came when you were out.
Tom can barely swim.
Tom can be awfully stubborn.
Tom can be counted on.
Tom can be extremely dangerous.
Tom can be quite persuasive.
Tom can be quite stubborn.
Tom can be relied on.
Tom can be such a jerk.
Tom can be very dangerous.
Tom can be very persuasive.
Tom can do what he wants.
Tom can even speak French.
Tom can hardly support himself on his salary.
Tom can play a flute.
Tom can play both tennis and baseball.
Tom can play the flute.
Tom can play the guitar better than I can.
Tom can play the piano.
Tom can see very well without his glasses.
Tom can speak French as well as English.
Tom can speak French better than any other student in his class.
Tom can speak French better than me.
Tom can speak French better than the rest of us.
Tom can speak French much better than I can.
Tom can speak French much better than me.
Tom can speak French well enough.
Tom can stay here a little longer if he wants to.
Tom can swim much faster than I can.
Молодому інженеру не вистачало досвіду.
Він двічі мене вдарив.
Tom can swim much faster than me.
Tom can't afford to buy a new car.
Tom can't be much older than I am.
Tom can't be under thirty.
Tom can't buy a car.
Tom can't cook very well.
Tom can't cope very well with these kinds of situations.
Tom can't have done all this by himself.
Tom can't keep a secret.
Tom can't run very fast.
Tom can't seem to get along with anyone.
Tom can't sing very well.
Tom can't sing well.
Tom can't speak French at all.
Tom can't speak French very well.
Tom can't speak French without making a lot of mistakes.
Tom can't swim as well as Mary.
Tom can't swim very well.
Tom canceled his appointment at the last moment.
Tom carried the boxes upstairs.
Tom carried the tool box into the garage.
Tom caught a cold.
Tom caught three fish this afternoon.
Tom changed his email address.
Tom changed schools last year.
Tom cheated on the exam.
Tom checked out of the hotel.
Tom checked the oil level.
Tom checked to make sure he had his ticket and passport.
Tom checks his blood pressure once a week.
Tom claimed Mary owed him money.
Tom claimed that his gun was stolen the week before Mary was murdered.
Tom claims that he was in Boston the night Mary was murdered.
Tom claims that he's happy.
Tom claims that he's rich.
Tom cleans his room every Monday.
Tom clearly had something to say, but he didn't say anything.
Tom clenched his teeth.
Tom clicked a button on his remote, but nothing happened.
Tom clicked off the light.
Tom clicked off the radio.
Tom clicked on his flashlight.
Tom clicked on the lights.
Tom clicked on the thumbnail so he could see a larger version of the same image.
Tom clicked the light off.
Tom clicked the lights on.
Tom clicked the safety off on his rifle.
Tom clicked to another page.
Tom climbed into bed and turned off the light.
Tom climbed into his car.
Tom climbed up the ladder as quickly as he could.
Tom clinked his wine glass against Mary's.
Tom closed his eyes and concentrated.
Tom closed his eyes and drifted off to sleep.
Tom closed his eyes and leaned against the side of the elevator.
Tom closed his eyes tightly and endured the pain.
Tom closed his locker.
Tom closed the conference room door.
Tom closed the door quietly behind him.
Tom closed the gate.
Tom collects stamps.
Tom combed back his hair.
Tom comes from Australia.
Tom comes here at this time every day.
Tom comes here every now and then.
Tom comes here every three days.
Tom comes here practically every day.
Tom comes here three times a month.
Tom comes here twice a week.
Tom complained that he didn't have enough time to read.
Tom complained that he had been treated unfairly.
Tom complained that his room was too small.
Tom complained that the room was too hot.
Tom complimented me.
Tom confessed that he had broken the window.
Tom confessed to killing Mary.
Tom confessed to the murder.
Tom congratulated me on my success.
Tom considered his options carefully.
Tom considered his options for a moment.
Tom considered moving to Boston, but decided against it.
Tom considers himself to be a citizen of the world.
Tom continued staring at the blank screen.
Tom continued to stare at himself in the mirror.
Tom continued working after a short break.
Tom convinced Mary not to marry John.
Tom convinced me that I was wrong.
Tom convinced me that it wasn't his fault.
Tom convinced me that Mary was innocent.
Tom convinced me that Mary was right.
Tom cooked an elaborate meal for Mary and himself.
Tom coughed loudly.
Tom could barely conceal his disgust.
Tom could barely conceal his excitement.
Tom could barely contain his anger.
Tom could barely hide his excitement.
Tom could barely hide his smile.
Tom could be in Boston, I suppose.
Tom could die.
Tom could do nothing but watch.
Tom could go to jail for this.
Tom could go to jail for three years.
Tom could go to prison.
Tom could hardly make himself understood in French.
Tom could hear helicopters overhead.
Tom could never do anything to hurt Mary.
Tom could no longer control himself.
Tom could speak French.
Tom couldn't answer Mary's questions.
Tom couldn't answer their questions.
Tom couldn't come because he was sick.
Tom couldn't concentrate.
Tom couldn't find a job in Boston, so he came back home.
Tom couldn't find a job that he liked.
Tom couldn't find a job.
Tom couldn't find the kind of job he wanted.
Tom couldn't find what I'd hidden.
Tom couldn't get along with his neighbors.
Tom couldn't get the door unlocked.
Tom couldn't get the motor started.
Tom couldn't go on the hike because he wasn't feeling well.
Tom couldn't go swimming because he was sick.
Tom couldn't persuade Mary to leave.
Tom couldn't resist the temptation to kiss Mary.
Tom couldn't resist the temptation.
Tom couldn't sleep because of the heat.
Tom couldn't stand the pain any longer.
Tom couldn't take it any longer.
Tom couldn't take the pain any longer.
Tom couldn't walk any further.
Tom crawled in through a window.
Tom crawled through the dog door.
Tom crawled through the small tunnel.
Tom crawled underneath the bed.
Tom cried out for help.
Tom cycles to work.
Tom decided not to buy it after he looked at the price tag.
Tom decided not to give up.
Tom decided not to go to college.
Tom decided not to go to the meeting.
Tom decided not to go to the party.
Tom decided not to go with us.
Tom decided not to move to Boston.
Tom decided not to press charges.
Tom decided not to say anything else.
Tom decided not to swim.
Tom decided not to wait any longer.
Tom decided the best thing to do was to go to Boston.
Tom decided the best thing was to let Mary go to Boston.
Tom decided to ask Mary to marry him.
Tom decided to give it another try.
Tom decided to give up.
Tom decided to go abroad.
Tom decided to go to Australia.
Tom decided to go with us.
Tom decided to major in French in college.
Tom decided to sell his car.
Tom dedicated his life to helping the poor.
Tom deeply regretted doing what he had done.
Tom definitely drank more than Mary did last night.
Tom definitely had something on his mind.
Tom definitely knows exactly what happened.
Tom definitely needs a shower.
Tom definitely needs to spend more time studying.
Tom deleted his Facebook account.
Tom denied that he was the thief.
Tom denies that he broke the window.
Tom deposited three hundred dollars in his saving account.
Tom described exactly what happened.
Tom described what had happened in detail.
Tom deserved better than that.
Tom deserved what he got.
Tom deserves to be compensated.
Tom deserves to go to jail.
Tom did a pretty good job.
Tom did a very foolish thing.
Tom did all he could to help Mary.
Tom did all he could to help.
Tom did all he could to protect Mary.
Tom did as he said he would do.
Tom did as I told him.
Tom did badly at school.
Tom did everything he could for Mary.
Tom did everything he could to help Mary.
Tom did it as quickly as he could.
Tom did it for his family.
Tom did it right away.
Tom did it the way I told him to.
Tom did nothing but complain about his job.
Tom did nothing but lie in bed all day.
Tom did nothing but watch TV all day long.
Tom did poorly on the test.
Tom did something he immediately regretted doing.
Tom did something he wished he hadn't.
Tom did something stupid.
Tom did the work by himself.
Tom did the work on his own.
Tom did well on the exam.
Tom did what he could for his family.
Tom did what he could in the short amount of time he had.
Tom did what he could to help.
Tom did what he had been told.
Tom did what he promised me he'd do.
Tom did what he said he would do.
Tom did what I asked right away.
Tom didn't accept my apology.
Tom didn't actually do what he said he did.
Tom didn't actually see the accident.
Tom didn't actually see what happened.
Tom didn't agree with me.
Tom didn't allow me to pay for dinner.
Tom didn't answer my question.
Tom didn't answer the phone.
Tom didn't approve of the way Mary dressed.
Tom didn't arrive until the party was over.
Tom didn't attend class today.
Tom didn't attend the meeting.
Tom didn't attend yesterday's meeting.
Tom didn't begin to write songs until he was thirty.
Tom didn't believe it at first.
Tom didn't believe that Mary had anything to do with the theft.
Tom didn't buy it after all.
Tom didn't come back home last night.
Tom didn't come back until 2:30.
Tom didn't come on time.
Tom didn't come right out and say so, but he implied that I wasn't telling the truth.
Tom didn't come to the party last night.
Tom didn't dare say anything.
Tom didn't decide to become a writer until he was thirty.
Tom didn't die of cancer.
Tom didn't disappoint me.
Tom didn't do any work.
Tom didn't do that intentionally.
Tom didn't do what he said he did.
Tom didn't do what I asked.
Tom didn't drink any beer.
Tom didn't eat breakfast this morning.
Tom didn't even look at the letter Mary wrote to him.
Tom didn't explain it well enough for me to understand.
Tom didn't find what I hid.
Tom didn't fulfill his obligations.
Tom didn't get paid for all the work he did.
Tom didn't get the joke at all.
Tom didn't get the joke.
Tom didn't get up as early as he usually does.
Tom didn't get up early this morning.
Tom didn't give me any advice.
Tom didn't give me anything for Christmas.
Tom didn't give me anything to eat.
Tom didn't give me time to think.
Tom didn't give me what I asked for.
Tom didn't give up on his plan.
Tom didn't go for the idea.
Tom didn't go home last night.
Tom didn't go to class.
Tom didn't go, and neither did I.
Tom didn't have anyone to play with.
Tom didn't have as much trouble falling asleep as he thought he would.
Tom didn't have as much trouble finding a job as he thought he would.
Tom didn't have as much trouble getting a loan as he thought he would.
Tom didn't have enough money to buy everything he needed.
Tom didn't have enough money to buy Mary a present.
Tom didn't have enough money to buy the guitar he wanted, so he bought a cheaper one.
Tom didn't have time to spend with his children.
Tom didn't hear his name being called.
Tom didn't keep his appointment.
Tom didn't know how many of his students needed help.
Tom didn't know how to ask Mary to leave without hurting her feelings.
Tom didn't know how to cope with the problem.
Tom didn't know how to solve this problem.
Tom didn't know if he could do it or not.
Tom didn't know Mary was dating John.
Tom didn't know what everyone else knew.
Tom didn't know what he should do.
Tom didn't know what Mary was planning.
Tom didn't know what Mary was thinking.
Tom didn't know what needed to be done.
Tom didn't know what time he was supposed to be there.
Tom didn't know what to buy.
Tom didn't know what to say, so he didn't say anything.
Tom didn't know where he should go.
Tom didn't know where to go.
Tom didn't like being separated from his wife and children.
Tom didn't like Mary at first.
Tom didn't like to ask for help.
Tom didn't live up to everybody's expectations.
Tom didn't look angry.
Tom didn't look tired.
Tom didn't notice any change.
Tom didn't notice the surveillance camera.
Tom didn't offer me anything to drink.
Tom didn't pass today's exam.
Tom didn't pay attention to what Mary said.
Tom didn't press Mary for an explanation.
Tom didn't protest.
Tom didn't realize his nose was bleeding.
Tom didn't realize his socks didn't match.
Tom didn't realize Mary was serious.
Tom didn't realize Mary was so tired.
Tom didn't realize Mary was tired.
Tom didn't realize Mary was unhappy.
Tom didn't realize that he had made a mistake.
Tom didn't realize what was happening.
Tom didn't realize where the money had come from.
Tom didn't realize who the prisoner was.
Tom didn't really do what he said he did.
Tom didn't really go to school today.
Tom didn't really like Mary all that much.
Tom didn't recognize anyone in the photo.
Tom didn't recognize Mary's voice.
Tom didn't recognize the truck driver.
Tom didn't reply to any of Mary's letter.
Tom didn't report the accident.
Tom didn't return home until after midnight.
Tom didn't reveal his real identity to anyone.
Tom didn't say a single word.
Tom didn't say a word about it.
Tom didn't say a word all afternoon.
Tom didn't say a word to us.
Tom didn't say so.
Tom sa parlare in francese molto meglio di me.
Tom didn't say what he was planning to do.
Tom didn't say what time he'd be home.
Tom didn't say when he would return.
Tom didn't say where he wanted to go.
Tom didn't say who he was planning to meet.
Tom didn't say who he'd given his keys to.
Tom didn't say why he was late.
Tom didn't say why he wasn't happy with our work.
Tom didn't see anyone else in the park.
Tom didn't see anyone in the library.
Tom didn't see the accident.
Tom didn't seem sure of his answers.
Tom didn't seem to understand what you said.
Tom didn't show up at the party last night.
Tom didn't sleep a wink.
Tom didn't speak at all.
Tom didn't speak to me at all.
Tom didn't start to write songs until he was thirty.
Tom didn't study at all last summer.
Tom didn't take a bath last night.
Tom didn't take an umbrella with him.
Tom didn't tell me what the matter was.
Tom didn't tell me what time I should come tomorrow.
Tom didn't tell the truth.
Tom didn't turn up after all.
Tom didn't understand the joke.
Tom didn't want any cake.
Tom didn't want Mary to move to Boston.
Tom didn't want Mary to see John anymore.
Tom didn't want Mary to swim by herself.
Tom didn't want to antagonize Mary.
Tom didn't want to be punished.
Tom didn't want to call attention to himself.
Tom didn't want to disappoint his father.
Tom didn't want to do that, but he felt he had no choice.
Tom didn't want to go there by himself.
Tom didn't want to sell his car, but he had no choice.
Tom didn't want to sing, but Mary made him sing.
Tom didn't want to talk about it anymore.
Tom didn't want to think about it anymore.
Tom didn't want to think about it.
Tom didn't win the prize.
Tom didn't work on Monday night.
Tom died after a long illness.
Tom died before the ambulance arrived.
Tom died in bed.
Tom died three weeks ago in Boston.
Tom died three years ago.
Tom disagreed with Mary about many things.
Tom disobeyed the captain's orders.
Tom disregarded my advice.
Tom ditched the murder weapon.
Tom divorced Mary three years ago.
Tom does as he's told.
Tom does exercises every morning.
Tom doesn't allow his children to drink wine.
Tom doesn't allow his children to eat junk food.
Tom doesn't allow his children to go out after dark.
Tom doesn't allow his children to watch more than one hour of TV a day.
Tom doesn't always come late.
Tom doesn't always do what he's told.
Tom doesn't always understand what's going on.
Tom doesn't anticipate any problems.
Tom doesn't come here every day.
Tom doesn't earn enough money to support a family.
Tom doesn't eat pork, does he?
Tom doesn't eat pork.
Tom doesn't fear death.
Tom doesn't get along with Mary's father.
Tom doesn't get along with most people in the office.
Tom doesn't go to the office on Saturday.
Tom doesn't have a savings account.
Tom doesn't have a ticket.
Tom doesn't have any common sense.
Tom doesn't have any friends he can talk to about this.
Tom doesn't have any friends to play with.
Tom doesn't have any real friends.
Tom doesn't have as many books as Mary does.
Tom doesn't have as many friends as Mary does.
Tom doesn't have as much money as Mary does.
Tom doesn't have enough money to buy a motorized wheelchair.
Tom doesn't have enough money to buy the computer he wants.
Tom doesn't have enough money to pay all his bills.
Tom doesn't have many friends.
Tom doesn't have much money.
Tom doesn't have to do this if he doesn't want to.
Tom doesn't have to do this.
Tom doesn't have to go to school tomorrow.
Tom doesn't have what it takes to make it around here.
Tom doesn't know a lot about Boston.
Tom doesn't know much about Boston.
Tom doesn't let his children watch TV until after they've done their homework.
Tom doesn't like being poor.
Tom doesn't like carrots.
Tom doesn't like cleaning the bathroom.
Tom doesn't like skipping rope.
Tom doesn't like tennis.
Tom doesn't like to ask for help.
Tom doesn't like to see people fighting.
Tom doesn't like to wait until the last minute to do something.
Tom doesn't like us very much.
Tom doesn't like washing windows.
Tom doesn't look happy, does he?
Tom doesn't often listen to music.
Tom doesn't only teach the guitar, he often gives concerts.
Tom doesn't play baseball very often.
Tom doesn't really act like a thirteen-year-old.
Tom doesn't really care if his car is dirty.
Tom doesn't really care whether Mary likes him or not.
Tom doesn't seem to be very happy.
Tom doesn't seem to be very hungry.
Tom doesn't seem to be very nice.
Tom doesn't seem to care about anything.
Tom doesn't usually do stupid things like that.
Tom doesn't watch TV at all.
Tom dove into the water and swam as fast as he could.
Tom drank directly from the wine bottle.
Tom drank out of his coffee mug and read the newspaper.
Tom drank straight from the can.
Tom drifted off to sleep.
Tom drove back to the hospital.
Tom drummed his fingers on the table nervously.
Tom dug through his closet looking for something.
Tom dug through the ashes to see what he could find.
Tom earns $300,000 a year.
Tom eats rice at least twice a day.
Tom emptied the waste basket.
Tom ended up in the emergency room.
Tom entered the bar and sat on the stool next to Mary.
Tom entered the conference room, carrying a large cardboard box full of documents.
Tom escaped from prison.
Tom exchanged glances with Mary.
Tom exposed Mary as a fraud.
Tom feels passionately about this.
Tom feels very guilty about what happened.
Tom fell asleep on guard duty.
Tom felt a chill go down his back.
Tom felt a chill go up his spine.
Tom felt a little uneasy as he walked down the deserted street in the middle of the night.
Tom felt compelled to say something.
Tom felt compelled to speak.
Tom felt he had no chance to win the race.
Tom felt he owed Mary an explanation.
Tom felt he owed Mary the truth.
Tom felt his way in the dark.
Tom felt obligated to help.
Tom felt obligated to say something.
Tom felt terribly out of place.
Tom felt the urge to confess.
Tom felt tired after working all day.
Tom felt very guilty about what happened.
Tom filled his plate with food.
Tom filled his stainless steel coffee mug with coffee.
Tom filled Mary's wine glass to the rim.
Tom filled the pot with water and put it on the stove.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to ask Mary out.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to ask Mary to lend him the money he needed.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to ask Mary to marry him.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to say what needed to be said.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to tell Mary that he loved her.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to tell Mary the truth.
Tom finally noticed that Mary had a phone up to her ear.
Tom finally noticed that Mary was staring at him.
Tom finished his coffee and left for work.
Tom finished the job in three days.
Tom finished the work without any difficulty.
Tom fired the pistol three times.
Tom folded the map and put it back into the glove compartment.
Tom folded the piece of paper in half.
Tom folded up his umbrella.
Tom folded up the newspaper and put it on his desk.
Tom fooled all of us.
Tom fooled everybody, including me.
Tom forgot to say goodbye to Mary.
Tom forgot to tell Mary what time he'd be there.
Tom forgot to tell me where to meet him.
Tom found a new job.
Tom found an empty pill bottle under the bed.
Tom gambled away everything he had.
Tom gathered his stuff and left.
Tom gave a small nod of appreciation to Mary.
Tom gave Mary a gift certificate on her birthday.
Tom gave Mary a hug and a kiss.
Tom gave Mary a mischievous smile.
Tom gave Mary a passionate kiss.
Tom gave Mary a potted plant.
Tom gave Mary a romantic kiss.
Tom gave Mary a sip of water from his canteen.
Tom gave Mary a threatening look.
Tom gave Mary a thumbs up.
Tom gave Mary a warning look.
Tom gave Mary a weird look.
Tom gave Mary the keys.
Tom gave Mary the thumbs up sign.
Tom gave Mary two thumbs up.
Tom gave the manila envelope to Mary.
Tom gave the rope a tug.
Tom gave us permission to leave.
Tom gave us permission to use his beach house.
Tom gently closed the door.
Tom gently shook Mary awake.
Tom gestured for Mary to go ahead.
Tom gestured for Mary to go inside.
Tom gestured Mary to go ahead.
Tom gets a physical once a year.
Tom gets good grades in school.
Tom gladly accepted Mary's gift.
Tom glanced around the room.
Tom glanced at his watch, and frowned.
Tom glanced at the clock.
Tom glanced at the mirror.
Tom glanced at the rear-view mirror.
Tom glanced out the window again.
Tom glanced out the window.
Tom glanced to his left.
Tom glanced toward the elevators.
Tom glanced up at the ceiling.
Tom goes shopping at least once a week.
Tom goes to work at 8:00.
Tom got a box of cereal out of the cupboard and poured himself a bowlful.
Tom got back home a while ago.
Tom got back home after dark.
Tom got here less than ten minutes ago.
Tom got home after midnight.
Tom got home late last night.
Tom got home three hours after Mary did.
Tom got in his car and followed the ambulance.
Tom got in through the bathroom window.
Tom got injured in a traffic accident.
Tom got into bed and turned off the light.
Tom got into his car and drove away.
Tom got into his car, started the engine, and drove away.
Tom got on the elevator and pressed the button for his floor.
Tom got out of the car on the passenger side.
Tom got up early in the morning and swam.
Tom grabbed a knife, an onion and a chopping board.
Tom grabbed a sugar cookie from the dish on the kitchen table.
Tom grabbed his coat and left.
Tom grabbed his mug and walked into the kitchen to get a refill.
Tom grabbed his rifle and pointed it at Mary.
Tom grabbed Mary by the throat and choked her.
Tom grabbed Mary by the throat and started choking her.
Tom grabbed the gun away from Mary before she could kill herself.
Tom greeted Mary in French.
Tom greeted Mary with a passionate kiss.
Tom grew up in a small town.
Tom groaned in his sleep.
Tom groaned in pain.
Tom groaned loudly.
Tom had a bandage on his forehead.
Tom had a bottle of poison in his briefcase.
Tom had a brain tumor.
Tom had a good reason for being late.
Tom had a good reason for not having his homework done on time.
Tom had a good reason for not paying his rent on time.
Tom had a near death experience last summer.
Tom had a previous engagement.
Tom had a relieved expression on his face.
Tom had a satisfied smile on his face.
Tom had a sore throat.
Tom had his ear pressed to the door, trying to hear what was going on in the next room.
Tom had his leg bandaged by Mary.
Tom had his phone pressed to his ear.
Tom had Mary's undivided attention.
Tom had never realized how attractive Mary was before.
Tom had no choice but to support Mary.
Tom had no desire to argue with Mary.
Tom had no desire to learn French.
Tom had no desire to live in Boston.
Tom had no desire to stay home by himself.
Tom had no idea Mary could do this.
Tom had no idea who you were.
Tom had nothing to do with any of that.
Tom had nothing to do with it.
Tom had nothing to do with Mary's death.
Tom had nothing to do with that.
Tom had nothing to do with this.
Tom had nothing to do with what happened.
Tom had something else on his mind.
Tom had something urgent to do.
Tom had to dig his car out of the snow.
Tom had to do a double shift.
Tom had to do some work.
Tom had to remind Mary to feed the dog.
Tom had to repeat first grade.
Tom had to support himself on the railing.
Tom had trouble concentrating.
Tom had trouble explaining what he wanted.
Tom handed the salt shaker to Mary.
Tom hardly ever relies on other people for help.
Tom hardly ever relies on other people's help.
Tom has a bruise on his face.
Tom has a decision to make.
Tom has a list of people who helped.
Tom has a message for you.
Tom has a skeleton key.
Tom has a skin condition.
Tom has a very quick temper.
Tom has access to the information we need.
Tom has agreed to help us.
Tom has agreed to pay us three hundred dollars.
Tom has already accomplished what he wanted to accomplish.
Tom has already done what he had to do.
Tom has already gotten three threatening phone messages.
Tom has already hired a new lawyer.
Tom has already memorized the poem his teacher told him to memorize.
Tom has assisted us on a number of occasions.
Tom has attempted to escape at least three times.
Tom has become a Canadian citizen.
Tom has become accustomed to living in Boston.
Tom has been behaving a little strange.
Tom has been behaving like a baby.
Tom has been behaving like a child.
Tom has been coughing up blood.
Tom has been experiencing severe headaches and dizziness.
Tom has been ignoring me.
Tom has been pretending to be me.
Tom has been studying French.
Tom has been urging me to join the army.
Tom has been waiting patiently in the lobby for three hours.
Tom has been writing a book.
Tom has begun studying French.
Tom has begun to look for a new job.
Tom has come all the way from Boston to be with us today.
Tom has contributed a lot of money to charity.
Tom has decided not to go with us.
Tom has decided not to move to Boston.
Tom has decided not to swim.
Tom has explained the problem to Mary.
Tom has explained the situation to Mary.
Tom has gained thirteen pounds.
Tom has gotten himself into trouble before.
Tom has gotten used to Mary's nagging.
Tom has grown accustomed to Mary's nagging.
Tom has had about all he can take.
Tom has had good role models.
Tom has had one lung removed.
Tom has had plenty already.
Tom has had plenty to drink already.
Tom has had several large glasses of wine and has gotten a little drunk.
Tom has helped a lot of people quit smoking.
Tom has just died.
Tom has lived in Boston for most of his adult life.
Tom has missed three deadlines in a row.
Tom has never exhibited any violent tendencies.
Tom has never ridden a horse.
Tom has never trusted me.
Tom has no choice but to do what Mary asks.
Tom has no choice but to obey orders.
Tom has no choice but to trust us.
Tom has no comment at this time.
Tom has no idea how lucky he is.
Tom has no idea where Mary hid his keys.
Tom has no idea who Mary is.
Tom has no idea why Mary hates him.
Tom has no prior criminal record.
Tom has nothing to do with it.
Tom has nothing to do with this.
Tom has only one option left.
Tom has pressed charges against you.
Tom has probably already finished his homework.
Tom has probably figured out by now that Mary is John's girlfriend.
Tom has probably never had a girlfriend.
Tom has probably never had a good idea in his whole life.
Tom has recommended you for the job.
Tom has run away from home.
Tom has several suggestions.
Tom has shaved off his mustache.
Tom has solved the puzzle.
Tom has some amazing stories.
Tom has started ignoring me again.
Tom has threatened to kill me.
Tom has three extra tickets he wants to sell.
Tom has three tickets in his hand.
Tom has three uncles in Boston.
Tom has to do it.
Tom has to do something.
Tom has to go to a hospital.
Tom has to go to rehab.
Tom has unlocked the door.
Tom has wavy brown hair and blue eyes.
Tom hasn't complained of any discomfort.
Tom hasn't done what we asked him to do.
Tom hasn't eaten yet, has he?
Tom hasn't met Mary's parents yet.
Tom hasn't ordered dinner yet.
Tom hasn't paid this month's rent yet.
Tom hasn't spoken to me for several days.
Tom hasn't taken a bath in a week.
Tom hasn't yet been informed of our decision.
Tom heard sirens approaching and ran off.
Tom heard someone approaching.
Tom heard the guard approaching.
Tom held a small flashlight in his left hand.
Tom held his cup out for Mary to refill it.
Tom held Mary tightly in his arms.
Tom held out his mug and Mary refilled it.
Tom held the baby in his arms.
Tom held up his wine glass for a toast.
Tom held up the bottle to see how much wine was left.
Tom helped Mary make dinner.
Tom helped Mary wash the windows.
Tom hesitated a moment before answering.
Tom hesitated a moment before speaking.
Tom hesitated to tell Mary the truth.
Tom hired an assistant.
Tom hired himself an assistant.
Tom hit the pause button.
Tom holstered his gun.
Tom honked the car's horn several times.
Tom honked the horn and leaned out the window.
Tom hoped the train would be on time.
Tom hopes to extend his stay in Boston.
Tom hugged Mary and gave her a little kiss on the cheek.
Tom hugged Mary and gave her a long, passionate kiss.
Tom hurried down the stairs with his suitcase.
Tom ignored Mary's email messages.
Tom injured his knee and can't go swimming today.
Tom inspired us to work harder.
Tom instantly recognized Mary's voice.
Tom instantly regretted what he said.
Tom interrupted Mary before she could finish.
Tom invited you to dinner.
Tom is a beach bum.
Tom is a better French speaker than Mary.
Tom is a better swimmer than Mary.
Tom is a brilliant diagnostician.
Tom is a chemistry professor.
Tom is a cute kid.
Tom is a decorated war hero.
Tom is a dental student.
Tom is a drug addict.
Tom is a fantastic singer.
Tom is a financial analyst.
Tom is a fitness expert.
Tom is a great guy.
Tom is a handsome man, apparently in his thirties.
Tom is a highly-respected community leader.
Tom is a hypochondriac.
Tom is a mechanical genius.
Tom is a medical intern.
Tom is a member of my crew.
Tom is a messy person.
Tom is a natural leader.
Tom is a professional gambler.
Tom is a professor at Harvard.
Tom is a reasonable guy.
Tom is a reasonable person.
Tom is a remarkable person.
Tom is a remarkable young man.
Tom is a respected businessman.
Tom is a retired dentist.
Tom is a retired detective.
Tom is a retired doctor.
Tom is a risk taker.
Tom is a security officer.
Tom is a security specialist.
Tom is a slightly overweight man.
Tom is a social worker.
Tom is a stubborn guy.
Tom is a successful dermatologist.
Tom is a systems engineer.
Tom is a total idiot.
Tom is a tough negotiator.
Tom is a valuable client.
Tom is a very dedicated student.
Tom is a very successful businessman.
Tom is a very talented photographer.
Tom is a very talented writer.
Tom is a very tough teacher.
Tom is a weird guy.
Tom is almost never willing to do anything we ask him to do.
Tom is already duly impressed.
Tom is always itching for a fight.
Tom is always throwing his weight around.
Tom is an excellent lawyer.
Tom is an expert on animal behavior.
Tom is an expert on the subject.
Tom is an extraordinary person.
Не ставте мені таких важких запитань.
Tom è una persona straordinaria.
Мені це зовсім не здається дивним.
Tom è un esperto in materia.
Tom is an insurance salesman.
Tom is an international jewel thief.
Tom is an investigative journalist.
Tom is an investigative reporter.
Tom is an old and trusted friend.
Tom is an unemployed security guard.
Tom is angry because Mary borrowed his laptop without asking.
Tom is annoyed with Mary.
Tom is anxious to leave.
Tom is apparently guilty of falsifying records.
Tom is as impatient as ever.
Tom is as stubborn as Mary.
Tom is ashamed of me.
Tom is asleep in his bed.
Tom is becoming accustomed to living in Boston.
Tom is beginning to irritate me.
Tom is better at speaking French than Mary is.
Tom is bothered by that.
Tom is choking to death.
Tom is clearly bothered by something.
Tom is clearly unhappy to be here.
Tom is clearly unhappy.
Tom is concentrating on the chess game.
Tom is considered very reliable.
Tom is currently living in Boston.
Tom is currently not living here.
Tom is currently not working here.
Tom is definitely happy now.
Tom is definitely having problems.
Tom is definitely not from this neighborhood.
Tom is definitely not in a joking mood today.
Tom is definitely not in Boston anymore.
Tom is definitely the person who should be doing this instead of me.
Tom is definitely uncomfortable now.
Tom is definitely upset.
Tom is disappointed to say the least.
Tom is driving a rental car.
Tom is due to arrive in three hours.
Tom is dumb, but not that dumb.
Tom is eating french fries out of a bag.
Tom is engaged to be married.
Tom is facing up to thirty years in prison.
Tom is far more experienced than I am.
Tom is far more experienced than me.
Tom is feeding the baby.
Tom is filing for divorce.
Tom is folding his laundry.
Tom is getting better at speaking French.
Tom is glad you're here.
Tom is having a panic attack.
Tom is heating up a burrito in the microwave.
Tom is heating up a piece of yesterday's pizza in the microwave.
Tom is here to assist us.
Tom is here to deliver a message.
Tom is here to help us.
Tom is hooked up to a respirator.
Tom is hooked up to monitors.
Tom is hooked up to the machine.
Tom is hotheaded.
Tom is in a mental institution.
Tom is in a mischievous mood.
Tom is in a ton of trouble.
Tom is in desperate need of medical care.
Tom is in desperate need of some help.
Tom is in enormous pain.
Tom is in excellent shape.
Tom is in his room studying French.
Tom is in horrible danger.
Tom is in horrible shape.
Tom is in my computer class.
Tom is in no apparent pain.
Tom is in plenty of danger already.
Tom is in reasonably good health.
Tom is in satisfactory health.
Tom is in severe pain.
Tom is in surgery now.
Tom is in terrible shape.
Tom is in the garden, pulling weeds.
Tom is in the hospital, recovering from a drug overdose.
Tom is in the next room, explaining what happened.
Tom is in the other room, unpacking boxes.
Tom is in the swimming pool.
Tom is in the witness box.
Tom is in the witness chair.
Tom is incredibly brilliant.
Tom is indisposed at the moment.
Tom is installing new software.
Tom is irritated by Mary's constant yelling.
Tom is itching for a fight.
Du bør skynde deg, ellers kommer du for sent.
Tom is itching to leave.
Tom is just being himself.
Tom is just being modest.
Tom is like a son to me.
Tom is like my brother.
Tom is like one of the family.
Tom is looking for the first aid kit.
Tom is married, but he doesn't wear a wedding ring.
Tom is mentally handicapped.
Tom is more experienced than I am.
Tom is more experienced than me.
Tom is more scared of Mary than she is of him.
Tom is more than willing to help.
Tom is much more experienced than I am.
Tom is much more experienced than me.
Tom is my boss at work.
Tom is my personal assistant.
Tom is my son's best friend.
Tom is nibbling on a carrot stick.
Tom is no longer a student.
Tom is no longer a teacher.
Tom is no more suspicious than anybody else.
Tom is not a rational guy.
Tom is not that different from us.
Tom isn't the one you should be worried about.
Tom is not who he says he is.
Tom is nothing like me.
Tom is now totally confused.
Tom is obviously attracted to Mary.
Tom is obviously disappointed that Mary isn't here.
Tom is obviously enjoying himself.
Tom is obviously frightened.
Tom is obviously scared.
Tom is obviously tired of his job.
Tom is obviously uncomfortable.
Tom is obviously very busy.
Tom is obviously worried about something.
Tom is old, but he's young at heart.
Tom is on medical leave.
Tom is on the witness stand.
Tom is on vacation in Australia.
Tom is one hundred percent wrong.
Tom is one of our research assistants.
Tom is one of the most respected men in our town.
Tom is one of the wealthiest men in the country.
Tom is only in town for a few days.
Tom is our prime suspect.
Tom is part of a large family.
Tom is playing chess with Mary.
Tom is playing darts with Mary.
Tom is probably a little tired.
Tom is probably a little upset.
Tom is probably able to speak French by now.
Tom is probably at home now.
Tom is probably at the gym.
Tom is probably helping Mary right now.
Tom is probably in bed and asleep.
Tom is probably in his room.
Tom is probably in the building.
Tom is probably in the kitchen.
Tom is probably jealous.
Tom is probably jogging now.
Tom is probably just jealous.
Tom is probably just outside the front door.
Tom is probably Mary's closest friend.
Tom is probably more interested in Mary than in you.
Tom is probably more interested in Mary than you are.
Tom is probably more scared than Mary is.
Tom is probably OK with it.
Tom is probably on a plane.
Tom is probably out drinking with some of his friends.
Tom is probably out with Mary.
Tom is probably perfectly fine.
Tom is probably swimming now.
Tom is probably the oldest person in the office.
Tom is probably the one who broke the window.
Tom is probably the one who scared Mary away.
Tom is probably the one who stole Mary's necklace.
Tom is probably the only one around here who can speak French.
Tom is probably the only one around here who knows how to play the cello.
Tom is probably tired.
Tom is probably up in his room.
Tom is probably with Mary.
Tom is proud of himself.
Tom is ready to go home now.
Tom is ready to go out.
Tom is really quite a remarkable person.
Tom is recovering from his injuries.
Tom is recovering from his wounds.
Tom is relaxing on his bunk.
Tom is relying on us.
Tom is responsible for what happened to Mary.
Tom is satisfied with the result.
Tom is scared of the dark.
Tom is scared out of his mind.
Tom is scared to death.
Tom is scheduled to be executed.
Tom is seriously considering that.
Tom is shy around strangers.
Tom is sick in bed today.
Tom is smarter than he looks.
Tom is spying on us.
Tom is staring at something.
Tom is staring at us.
Tom is starting to get dinner ready.
Tom is starting to relax a little.
Tom is starving to death.
Tom is still a child.
Tom is still a teacher.
Tom is still a teenager.
Tom is still angry at Mary.
Tom is still busy.
Tom is still hungry.
Tom is still in Australia.
Tom is still looking for his locker key.
Tom is still not very good at French.
Tom is still sleepy.
Tom is sucking his thumb.
Tom is suffering from severe abdominal pain.
Tom is swimming laps.
Tom is teaching himself to play the piano.
Tom is texting Mary.
Tom is the artistic type.
Tom is the district sales manager for a software company.
Tom is the guest of honor.
Tom is the guy who helped us escape.
Tom is the meanest kid in school.
Tom is the most popular kid in the class.
Tom is the most talented artist in our class.
Tom is the new assistant coach.
Tom is the newest member of our team.
Tom is the one responsible for this.
Tom is the one who cleaned the garage.
Tom is the one who deserves the promotion.
Tom is the one who deserves to be promoted.
Tom is the one who killed Mary.
Tom is the one who mows our lawn.
Tom is the one who mugged you.
Tom is the one who painted our garage.
Tom is the one who recommended Mary for the job.
Tom is the one who should be apologizing.
Tom is the one who started the fight.
Tom is the one who started the fire.
Tom is the one who taught me French.
Tom is the one who wanted to get here early.
Tom is the one who was here yesterday.
Tom is the one you should be afraid of.
Tom is the one you should be worried about.
Tom is the only Canadian I know.
Tom is the only one here who can dance.
Tom is the only one here who can play the guitar.
Tom is the only one here who can speak French.
Tom is the only one I know that can speak French.
Tom is the only one I know who has been to Boston.
Tom is the only one in our family who can swim.
Tom is the only one in our family who has ever been to Boston.
Tom is the only one in our family who is any good at cooking.
Tom is the only one in our family who knows how to speak French.
Tom is the only one in our family who likes to swim.
Tom is the only one likely to be able to do that.
Tom is the only one we can rely on.
Tom is the only one we can trust.
Tom is the only one who can do it.
Tom is the only one who can explain what happened.
Tom is the only one who can help us today.
Tom is the only one who doesn't have a computer.
Tom is the only one who ever really got along with Mary.
Tom is the only one who ever really helped me.
Tom is the only one who ever really knew me.
Tom is the only one who ever really liked me.
Tom is the only one who ever really talked to me.
Tom is the only one who ever really understood me.
Tom is the only one who knows how anything works.
Tom is the only one who knows what to do.
Tom is the only one who knows what we have to do.
Tom is the only one who knows when we need to be there.
Tom is the only one who knows where Mary is.
Tom is the only one who knows why Mary isn't here.
Tom is the only one who remained awake all night.
Tom is the only one who seems to be able to talk to Mary.
Tom is the only one who seems to know where Mary lives.
Tom is the only one who understands this.
Tom is the only one who would know the answer to that question.
Tom is the only person Mary really trusts.
Tom is the only person there right now.
Tom is the only professional musician I know.
Tom is the only trumpet player I know.
Tom is the person responsible for everything that happened.
Tom is the person who hit Mary.
Tom is the person who killed Mary.
Tom is the person who taught Mary French.
Tom is tired of all your complaining.
Tom is to blame for all of this.
Tom is totally at ease.
Tom is totally in love with Mary.
Tom is tougher than he looks.
Tom is uncertain what he should do.
Tom is unfit for duty.
Tom is unusually quiet today.
Tom is unusually talkative tonight.
Tom is upset because Mary has been ignoring him.
Tom is very charming when he smiles.
Tom is very generous.
Tom is very impressed with you.
Tom is very inconsiderate.
Tom is very jealous of you.
Tom is very mature for his age.
Tom is very overweight.