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8501 | At last, they met face to face. |
8502 | At last he found out the truth. |
8503 | At last, they experienced the joy of victory. |
8504 | At last, they came to a decision. |
8505 | At last, they reached the top of the mountain. |
8506 | At last he realized that he was mistaken. |
8507 | At last, he came. |
8508 | At last, he realized his error. |
8509 | At last, I completed my work. |
8510 | At last, we got to the lake. |
8511 | At last, we reached England. |
8512 | At last, it began to rain. |
8513 | At last, we reached our destination. |
8514 | Finally, he gave in to my persuasion. |
8515 | Finally, Oedipus replied. |
8516 | If you follow me, I’ll show you the way to the hospital. |
8517 | I wasn’t being mindful and got on a wrong bus by mistake. |
8518 | Many a little makes a mickle. |
8519 | You looked at me. |
8520 | Let your food cool off a bit; don’t eat it while it’s hot. |
8521 | Come here. |
8522 | Just run down to the post office, won’t you? |
8523 | I’m just going to drop by the post office. |
8524 | I think I’m just tired. |
8525 | I have a slight fever. |
8526 | I would like to make a phone call. |
8527 | I wanted to do some telephoning. |
8528 | Hold on a second, I’ll be right back. Don’t hang up! |
8529 | I don’t eat supper because I want to lose some weight. |
8530 | What has become of the book I put here a few minutes ago? |
8531 | I’m going out for a while. |
8532 | Please help me with this. |
8533 | Excuse me a minute. |
8534 | Sorry… |
8535 | Excuse me, could I get past? |
8536 | Can you spare a minute? I’d like to discuss something of importance to both of us. |
8537 | Can you spare me a few minutes? |
8538 | Keep an eye on my bag for a while. |
8539 | What do you say to going out for a short walk? |
8540 | I’ll just go for a walk to clear my head. |
8541 | I have a complicated matter I want to discuss with you. |
8542 | Let me think for a minute. |
8543 | The price is not reasonable. |
8544 | I’m just looking around. |
8545 | Let me see it. |
8546 | Just look in the mirror. |
8547 | Why don’t you rest a bit? |
8548 | Let’s take a rest for a while. |
8549 | Let’s drop in for a drink. |
8550 | It’s a bit cold, though. |
8551 | Give me a drink, please. |
8552 | Won’t you come in for a moment? |
8553 | How about me stopping by? |
8554 | Be quiet for a moment. |
8555 | Can I borrow your pen for a few minutes? |
8556 | Do you want to look into it? |
8557 | Not quite what I want. |
8558 | Step aside. |
8559 | Let’s stop and take a rest. |
8560 | Could you move over a little? |
8561 | Let’s drop the subject. |
8562 | Take a look at this map. |
8563 | May I interrupt you? |
8564 | Could you please help me? |
8565 | Could you move the chair a bit? |
8566 | Do you have a minute? |
8567 | Let me have a look at your video camera. |
8568 | Hey, where are you going? |
8569 | Want to hear something funny? |
8570 | Chocolate tastes sweet. |
8571 | Chocolate is made from cocoa beans. |
8572 | Please bring me two pieces of chalk. |
8573 | Give me a piece of chalk. |
8574 | Bring me a piece of chalk. |
8575 | You’ve turned up at the right moment. |
8576 | I have just written a letter to him. |
8577 | Just as he was going out, there was a great earthquake. |
8578 | I’ve just finished lunch. |
8579 | I was just thinking of a new job. |
8580 | I’m about to leave. |
8581 | I have just finished my homework. |
8582 | It is just half past seven. |
8583 | We were just about to leave when she telephoned. |
8584 | He came in just as I was going out. |
8585 | I’ve just washed the dishes. |
8586 | I’ve got my friend on the line right now. |
8587 | I’m busy at the moment. |
8588 | It began snowing just now. |
8589 | It is just five o’clock. |
8590 | This is the very book you wanted. |
8591 | I’ve just been to the bank. |
8592 | It’s just across the street from the church. |
8593 | There’s a white building just around the corner. |
8594 | We’ve just run out of salt and pepper. |
8595 | Just then, the bus stopped. |
8596 | I’ve just been to my uncle’s house. |
8597 | We were just talking about you. |
8598 | Let’s get out of here. |
8599 | Zurich is the second largest gold market in the world after London. |
8600 | Don’t hesitate. Speak out. |
8601 | Far from hesitating, she willingly offered to help me. |
8602 | Can I change the channel? |
8603 | Turn to channel 1. |
8604 | You should eat something before you go. |
8605 | Are you brushing your teeth properly? |
8606 | Chew your food well so it can be digested properly. |
8607 | Sit tight. |
8608 | The door bell has rung. |
8609 | How do I get to Chinatown? |
8610 | Charles I had his head cut off. |
8611 | Charlie decided to cross out the last word. |
8612 | I don’t have a ticket. |
8613 | I’d like to book three seats. |
8614 | Where can I buy tickets? |
8615 | Chicken, please. |
8616 | Will you teach me how to play chess? |
8617 | I will teach you to play chess. |
8618 | A cheetah runs as fast as any animal. |
8619 | I would like to buy some cheese. |
8620 | Cheese doesn’t digest easily. |
8621 | Would you teach me how to make cheese? |
8622 | Cheese and butter are products made from milk. |
8623 | Have you ever had cheese with apple pie? |
8624 | I’d like some cheese. |
8625 | Where are the tampons? |
8626 | Dan bought a new computer. |
8627 | It is getting cooler and cooler. |
8628 | The days are getting longer and longer. |
8629 | It will get warmer and warmer. |
8630 | The weather here is getting cold and I really do not like that. |
8631 | It’s getting colder and colder. |
8632 | It was getting dark. |
8633 | It is getting darker and darker. |
8634 | How would you like to join the dance club? |
8635 | How would you like to go to a dance? |
8636 | My mother will attend to the baby while I go to the dance. |
8637 | Why don’t you come dancing with me? |
8638 | I take dancing and modeling lessons. |
8639 | What a pity you can’t dance! |
8640 | A tanker is a ship carrying oil. |
8641 | The tanker has only a small crew on board. |
8642 | I love you more than anyone else. |
8643 | No one encouraged her. |
8644 | None were satisfied. |
8645 | None were listening to the speaker. |
8646 | Nobody was paying attention to her. |
8647 | No one can separate them. |
8648 | Nobody knows why he left the town. |
8649 | No one can achieve anything without effort. |
8650 | Nobody could give the correct answer. |
8651 | Nobody likes to be made fun of in public. |
8652 | No one can help me. |
8653 | Everyone is ready. |
8654 | No one could find the cave. |
8655 | Don’t let anyone come near the fire. |
8656 | It seems that no one knows the truth. |
8657 | It seems that no one knew the truth. |
8658 | It is interesting that no one noticed that mistake. |
8659 | Everyone was enjoying the journey. |
8660 | Everybody knew her true feelings. |
8661 | Not everyone can be a poet. |
8662 | Everyone is entitled to be moody once in a while. |
8663 | Not everybody can be a poet. |
8664 | Nobody knows what has become of him. |
8665 | No one ever saw such a thing. |
8666 | Who were you talking with? |
8667 | Nobody likes being laughed at. |
8668 | Everybody seeks happiness. |
8669 | You can invite any person you like. |
8670 | Anybody can make a mistake. |
8671 | Everyone must keep the law. |
8672 | It seems that everybody likes golf. |
8673 | Not everybody succeeds in life. |
8674 | Everybody loves music. |
8675 | Everybody knows the news. |
8676 | Everyone is not honest. |
8677 | Give it to whoever needs it. |
8678 | Everyone is responsible for his own actions. |
8679 | Whoever comes, don’t open the door. |
8680 | Who invented the telephone? |
8681 | There is no doubt as to who will be elected. |
8682 | Who has taken my handbag? |
8683 | Someone is at the door. |
8684 | Who cares? |
8685 | Who is in fault? |
8686 | You should not cut in when someone else is talking. |
8687 | Who will compensate for the loss? |
8688 | Someone will do that job. |
8689 | Who painted these pictures? |
8690 | Who has torn the envelope open? |
8691 | Who made the doll? |
8692 | Somebody, open this door, please. |
8693 | Someone entered the room. |
8694 | Someone grabbed me from behind. |
8695 | Someone has left a bag on the bench. |
8696 | Somebody is playing the piano. |
8697 | Somebody is playing the piano. It must be Ann. |
8698 | Someone is battering at the door. |
8699 | Someone tried to poison our dog’s food. |
8700 | Someone must have left it there. |
8701 | I’ll arrange for someone to pick you up at your home. |
8702 | Who taught you how to dance? |
8703 | I feel listless and have a throbbing headache. |
8704 | It’s duck soup for a girl of easy virtue to find a new man. |
8705 | A sigh fell from her lips. |
8706 | No! After you do your homework, you can watch television. |
8707 | Onions cook more quickly than potatoes. |
8708 | Why don’t you dine out with me for a change? |
8709 | It happened that I met Mr Uno on the street. |
8710 | I chanced to see him in town. |
8711 | It so happens that today is my birthday. |
8712 | I had a chance to meet him in Paris. |
8713 | It happened that the day was my birthday. |
8714 | It happened that I met her at the station yesterday. |
8715 | It so happened that I had no money with me. |
8716 | Just take my word for it. |
8717 | You can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs. |
8718 | Stop shooting the breeze and get to work! |
8719 | Maybe he will be a good teacher. |
8720 | It may be that he will never be famous. |
8721 | Probably he will come soon. |
8722 | It is possible that he may know the fact. |
8723 | He may well be right. |
8724 | Doubtless you have heard the news. |
8725 | It’s going to rain. |
8726 | I guess that’s just the way the cookie crumbles. |
8727 | In all probability, the cabinet will fall. |
8728 | I dare say you are right. |
8729 | Maybe he has lots of girlfriends. |
8730 | Perhaps it will snow tomorrow. |
8731 | I’d like a double room. |
8732 | Why don’t you give up smoking? |
8733 | I wish I could give up smoking. |
8734 | Put out your cigarette. Smoking’s not permitted here. |
8735 | You must stop smoking. |
8736 | You will live longer if you don’t smoke. |
8737 | Don’t you smoke? |
8738 | Smoking is permitted. |
8739 | Do you mind if I smoke? |
8740 | I don’t mind if you smoke. |
8741 | Would you mind if I smoke? |
8742 | The number of people who smoke is increasing, so cancer will soon be the most common cause of death. |
8743 | Stop smoking. |
8744 | You’d better give up smoking. |
8745 | Smoking has affected his health. |
8746 | Smoking is dangerous to health. |
8747 | I don’t smoke. |
8748 | It’s hard to shake the smoking habit. |
8749 | Every time cigarettes go up in price, many people try to give up smoking. |
8750 | Actually, that’s what I thought. |
8751 | I will go even if it rains tomorrow. |
8752 | I don’t mind even if she doesn’t come. |
8753 | Even if she comes to see me, tell her I am not at home. |
8754 | She believes him, whatever he says. |
8755 | I have to go even if it rains cats and dogs. |
8756 | I always buy a top quality product even if it is slightly more expensive. |
8757 | If I am dull, I am at least industrious. |
8758 | All people can become friends, even if their languages and customs are different. |
8759 | Even if you stop me, I won’t change my mind. |
8760 | Whatever you may say, I will not change my opinion. |
8761 | No matter how cold it is outside, the rooms are comfortably heated. |
8762 | No matter what you may do, you must do your best. |
8763 | Whatever happens, you must keep calm. |
8764 | Don’t change your plans, whatever happens. |
8765 | I will go cycling even if it rains. |
8766 | Even if it should rain, I will start tomorrow. |
8767 | I will go there even if it rains. |
8768 | I have to go even if it rains. |
8769 | Even if it rains, the game will be played. |
8770 | Even if it rains, I’ll start. |
8771 | The game will be played even if it rains. |
8772 | Even if it rains, I’ll go swimming tomorrow. |
8773 | For instance, bowing is peculiar to us, the Japanese. |
8774 | No matter what happens, I won’t change my mind. |
8775 | Even if you do not like it, you must take charge of it. |
8776 | You must do it even if you don’t want to. |
8777 | Even though you don’t like this, you must eat it. |
8778 | You must do the work, even if you do not like it. |
8779 | The millionaire insisted on acquiring the masterpiece no matter how much it cost. |
8780 | Even if it takes you three years, you must accomplish your goal. |
8781 | Tatsuya has some friends who live in New York. |
8782 | Because you’re a sweet and lovely girl. |
8783 | They live there. |
8784 | I heard a shot just now. |
8785 | I’ve just finished my work. |
8786 | It began raining just now. |
8787 | I was just mugged. |
8788 | Not a single word did he say. |
8789 | No more than 50 people came. |
8790 | Could you tell me the way to Madame Tussaud’s? |
8791 | Ostriches are incapable of flight. |
8792 | You should never look down on a person merely because he is poor. |
8793 | You have only to believe him. |
8794 | Some read books just to pass time. |
8795 | She left me simply because I had a small income. |
8796 | They are merely different. |
8797 | Merely to breathe does not mean to live. |
8798 | The only solution is for her to give up the plan. |
8799 | One mistake will cost a person his life. |
8800 | It was bad enough that he usually came to work late, but coming in drunk was the last straw, and I’m going to have to let him go. |
8801 | I just felt like hearing the sound of your voice. |
8802 | We must carry out the plan at once. |
8803 | If it does not rain. |
8804 | All that I was looking for was somebody who looked like you. |
8805 | The line is busy now. Please hold the line. |
8806 | We’re out of stock now. |
8807 | The line is engaged. |
8808 | Indeed he is rich, but he is not reliable. |
8809 | Flying a kite can be dangerous. |
8810 | The kite got caught in the tree. |
8811 | Takeshi raised his hand to ask a question. |
8812 | Takuya told me to start at once. |
8813 | Have you ever been to Hawaii, Takuya? |
8814 | I had trouble getting a taxi. |
8815 | It will cost at least 2000 yen to take a taxi. |
8816 | Let’s get out of the taxi. |
8817 | Could you please get me a taxi? |
8818 | Would you like me to get you a cab? |
8819 | Would you like me to call a taxi? |
8820 | The taxi picked up two passengers. |
8821 | If there weren’t so many taxis, there would be fewer traffic accidents. |
8822 | Let’s take a taxi. |
8823 | Why don’t we take a taxi? |
8824 | Taking a taxi is a luxury for me. |
8825 | I left my umbrella in the cab. |
8826 | Let’s go by taxi, shall we? |
8827 | I think you should go by taxi. |
8828 | The taxi has arrived. |
8829 | A taxi drew up at the main gate. |
8830 | The taxi is waiting outside. |
8831 | As there was no taxi, I had to walk home. |
8832 | I want a lot. |
8833 | It is nice to have a lot of friends. |
8834 | You have made many mistakes. |
8835 | A lot of trees were cut down. |
8836 | Many stars are twinkling in the sky. |
8837 | Dozens of people encouraged me to fulfill my ambitions. |
8838 | A lot of people were waiting for him. |
8839 | A lot of people were killed in World War II. |
8840 | A lot of boys are running in the park. |
8841 | A lot of young people went to Hawaii this summer. |
8842 | Many children were playing in the park. |
8843 | A lot of policemen guarded the hall. |
8844 | Dozens of students gathered there. |
8845 | Although he had many toys, his greed made him want more. |
8846 | So it is essential that you take the attitude of looking up yourself the information you feel necessary. |
8847 | So there is a magnetic field around earth. |
8848 | So we’d better stay home. |
8849 | So what? It doesn’t matter to me. |
8850 | Now stop crying. |
8851 | How about Thai food? |
8852 | We could meet downtown. Would that be convenient for you? |
8853 | I have to change tires. |
8854 | Nothing is as hard as a diamond. |
8855 | The hardness of diamond is such that it can cut glass. |
8856 | The hardness of diamond is 10. |
8857 | The timetable was disrupted. |
8858 | The tire leaks air. |
8859 | I had to push my bicycle because I had a flat tire. |
8860 | I got a flat tire. |
8861 | Imagine that you have a time machine. |
8862 | It’s a very good newspaper, isn’t it? |
8863 | It was a very, very hot night. |
8864 | Although it is a very difficult task, I will do my best. |
8865 | It was a very cold winter. |
8866 | I am sorry that I have troubled you so much. |
8867 | Thank you very much, she said with a smile. |
8868 | She got a job as a typist. |
8869 | Do you have any other guidebooks about Thailand? |
8870 | In Thailand, bringing up the children isn’t the father’s responsibility; it’s entirely up to the mother. |
8871 | I usually walk. |
8872 | The clinical records in most hospitals are kept in alphabetical order. |
8873 | Most Japanese drink water from the tap. |
8874 | Most Japanese temples are made of wood. |
8875 | Most boys like computer games. |
8876 | Most people like summer, but as for me, I like winter much better. |
8877 | Most people like watching TV. |
8878 | Most people think so. |
8879 | In most cases we had to give in to their demands. |
8880 | Most employees expect a pay raise once a year. |
8881 | Women live longer than men in most countries. |
8882 | Most students study hard. |
8883 | The Titanic sunk on its maiden voyage. |
8884 | On the whole I am satisfied with the result. |
8885 | About how long will it take? |
8886 | It’s almost six o’clock. |
8887 | We didn’t have much trouble. |
8888 | That doesn’t matter. |
8889 | I’d like a daiquiri. |
8890 | She’s lost a lot of weight since she went on a diet. |
8891 | Why don’t you go on a diet? |
8892 | The diamond was set in a gold ring. |
8893 | Please stay seated until we reach the terminal. |
8894 | Mr Turner bade farewell to his colleagues. |
8895 | Darwin wrote “the Origin of Species”. |
8896 | The Soviet troops started to withdraw from Afghanistan. |
8897 | Such a case is not uncommon today. |
8898 | You shouldn’t read such useless books. |
8899 | Do not read such a book. |
8900 | Let’s not think like that. |
8901 | It is stupid of him to behave like that. |
8902 | That’s how I came to know her. |
8903 | Don’t talk like that. |
8904 | Such a strange thing is not likely to happen. |
8905 | They must be crazy to believe such nonsense. |
8906 | It is no use arguing with such a foolish man. |
8907 | That’s impossible. |
8908 | It is clever of her to solve such a difficult problem. |
8909 | Don’t ask me such a hard question. |
8910 | I have no time to listen to such everyday affairs. |
8911 | How careless you are to forget such an important thing! |
8912 | I can’t imagine such a life. |
8913 | Nobody can get along with such a person. |
8914 | A bookstore in that location wouldn’t make enough money to survive. |
8915 | She was the last person I expected to see in such a place. |
8916 | You can’t fool me with a trick like that. |
8917 | You don’t have to tell me that, fool. |
8918 | Sleep off the problem. |
8919 | Pardon me for saying so. |
8920 | He is wise enough not to do such a thing. |
8921 | Don’t go out of your way. |
8922 | You know I can’t. |
8923 | How did you come by such a job? |
8924 | I never thought he was capable of doing something so cruel. |
8925 | It is foolish to read such a magazine. |
8926 | Such a trivial thing is out of the question. |
8927 | I can’t afford to buy such an expensive car. |
8928 | Buying such an expensive car is out of the question. |
8929 | It is not proper that you talk that way. |
8930 | It is stupid of you to make such a mistake. |
8931 | Like is hardly the word. |
8932 | The young man must have felt very desperate when he resorted to such a terrible act. |
8933 | You shouldn’t have gone to such a dangerous place. |
8934 | Get rid of those kinds of naive ideas. |
8935 | Stop telling those filthy stories. |
8936 | If you drive your car like that, you’ll end up in hospital. |
8937 | Such evil customs should be done away with. |
8938 | Don’t keep company with such a bad boy. |
8939 | That’s why I was absent from school yesterday. |
8940 | I don’t give a damn about it! |
8941 | I cannot afford to buy such a thing. |
8942 | Never have I seen such a thing. |
8943 | It was childish of him to behave like that. |
8944 | I’ve never been spoken to like that. |
8945 | Stop staring at me like that. |
8946 | If you do such a foolish thing, people will laugh at you. |
8947 | Such a ridiculous superstition no longer exists. |
8948 | Don’t worry about that. |
8949 | Don’t be so greedy or you’ll wind up with nothing. |
8950 | I wonder what makes it so fascinating. |
8951 | He must be a good walker to have walked such a long distance. |
8952 | Don’t walk so fast. |
8953 | Don’t speak so fast, please. |
8954 | Don’t walk so fast! I can’t keep up with you. |
8955 | Running so fast is impossible for me. |
8956 | Don’t run so fast. |
8957 | Don’t speak so fast. |
8958 | Don’t make so much noise. |
8959 | Don’t make such a noise! |
8960 | Please don’t speak so fast. |
8961 | You did not need to come so early. |
8962 | I’m not accustomed to getting up so early. |
8963 | You need not have got up so early. |
8964 | It is abnormal to eat so much. |
8965 | If you eat so much, you’ll get sick. |
8966 | Don’t eat so much. You’ll get fat. |
8967 | There is no sense in your worrying about your health so much. |
8968 | Don’t get so excited! |
8969 | Don’t shout like that. I can hear you perfectly. |
8970 | Don’t be in such a hurry. |
8971 | It’s not so far. |
8972 | You need not have come all the way from such a distant place. |
8973 | You should have come here sooner instead of putting it off out of pride for so long. |
8974 | It’s folly to eat so much. |
8975 | You shouldn’t smoke so much. |
8976 | All of a sudden, I remembered that I couldn’t pay for so many books. |
8977 | You have given me so many. |
8978 | Don’t eat like a pig. |
8979 | We’ll get along without that much money somehow. |
8980 | There’s no need to panic. There’s plenty of time. |
8981 | You don’t have to use such a harsh tone with me. |
8982 | I didn’t mean it. |
8983 | Don’t bother me with such trifles. |
8984 | That can’t be true. |
8985 | Don’t take it literally. He is inclined to exaggerate. |
8986 | That’s easy for you to say. |
8987 | Don’t say that. |
8988 | Stop saying that! |
8989 | I don’t like those who say so. |
8990 | It’s below her to say such a thing. |
8991 | She must be stupid to say such a thing. |
8992 | It is heartless of him to say so. |
8993 | If you do that, you’re going to subject yourself to ridicule. |
8994 | That is beneath ordinary decency. |
8995 | What a fool I was to do such a thing! |
8996 | I might as well starve as do such a thing. |
8997 | What is the good of doing it? |
8998 | It’s nonsense to try that. |
8999 | If you do that, it will only bring about a contrary effect. |
9000 | I’m sorry for what I did. |
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