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296501engThe chemical equation for water is H2O.1
296502engThe chicken is in the kitchen.1
296503engThe chicken is raw.1
296504engThe chicken laid four eggs.1
296505engThe chickens have come home to roost.1
296506engThe child is father of the man; and I could wish my days to be bound each to each by natural piety.1
296507engThe child is wearing a belly-slip made of silk.1
296508engThe child threw a stone at the dog.1
296509engThe child was almost drowned.1
296510engThe child was sleeping on its mothers lap.1
296511engThe child who ate almost all this cake must be very fat.1
296512engThe child's behaviour and attitude towards his fellow students was exemplary.1
296513engThe children are in need of you.1
296514engThe children are playing outside the house.1
296515engThe children are scared.1
296516engThe children have forgotten their homework.1
296517engThe children solved the problem for themselves.1
296518engThe children were barefoot.1
296519engThe children would never take him seriously again after the strong gust blew the toupee off his head.1
296520engThe chill of coming winter discouraged our picnic.1
296521engThe chimney caught on fire and the house burned down.1
296522engThe choreography is quite simple.1
296523engThe chuch wouldn't allow that.1
296524engThe church we went past crumbled five minutes afterwards due to a huge earthquake and more than a 100 churchgoers were buried alive.1
296525engThe church's publication of a rant against same-sex marriage was clearly a clerical error.1
296526engThe city I grew up is very beautiful.1
296527engThe city always glows, lamps replace the sun. Its panorama ornaments the profound horizon.1
296528engThe city was full of hungry soldiers.1
296529engThe city was rebuilt after the war.1
296530engThe cleaner thought that she was only doing her job - in actual fact, she destroyed a modern work of art worth millions. Now the museum is struggling with how to handle the crisis.1
296531engThe cleanup at the Fukushima Daiichi plant could take years, possibly decades.1
296532engThe clitoris is the most sensitive organ of a woman.1
296533engThe clock is ten minutes slow.1
296534engThe clouds are getting darker.1
296535engThe clown is afraid of the dark.1
296536engThe clown it's his most remembered role.1
296537engThe coach gave him some good advice.1
296538engThe cock and the other birds awaken me in the morning.1
296539engThe coffee is cold.1
296540engThe cold is not excessive, if you are wrapped in furs – a dress which I have already adopted.1
296541engThe colleague whose husband is French has left for Paris.1
296542engThe colour won't fade.1
296543engThe comfort zone is a psychological state in which one feels familiar, safe, at ease, and secure.1
296544engThe committee are all present.1
296545engThe committee was summoned at once.1
296546engThe communist forces quickly defeated the Marines.1
296547engThe company asked for two copies of my C.V.1
296548engThe company closes its books at the end of March.1
296549engThe company is in debt.1
296550engThe company is located on the West Coast.1
296551engThe company went after its no. 1 customer gripe: power outages.1
296552engThe company's established rules are very strict.1
296553engThe company, wholly owned by NTT, is doing well.1
296554engThe composition of the writings in question, is of that kind that anybody might do it.1
296555engThe computer doesn't work.1
296556engThe computer is often compared to the human brain.1
296557engThe computer is to her left.1
296558engThe concert wasn't very good.1
296559engThe conclusion reached by a study is "People who think their feet are smelly, have smelly feet; people who think they aren't, don't."1
296560engThe conditions that lead to my parents' divorce were engendered by their obsessive attitude toward work.1
296561engThe conductor corrects what the interpreter says.1
296562engThe configuration file of your database server is located in this directory.1
296563engThe congress will offer us the oportunity to compare the results of the investigation in the European Union.1
296564engThe consequence of a wrong translation can sometimes be catastrophic.1
296565engThe consequence was that, she lost a considerable amount of money.1
296566engThe container is empty.1
296567engThe content of his speech is not relevant to the subject.1
296568engThe context is the most important thing in a translation. A translator might forget a word, but if the context is clear enough to him, he could make himself understood with no problems, but if he gets an isolated sentence with no explanation, he might understand it ambiguously and he won't translate the real meaning from the original language. That's why you should always provide context when asking for a translator's help.1
296569engThe controversial proposal has caused an intense war of words between the two opposing parties.1
296570engThe conversation ranged widely.1
296571engThe cookie jar is empty.1
296572engThe cookies are under the table.1
296573engThe cost of life increased drastically.1
296574engThe cost of living has risen so quickly that it is almost impossible for us to make both ends meet.1
296575engThe counsellor said that Tom had a textbook case of OCD.1
296576engThe countdown for the New Year has begun.1
296577engThe country bore the yoke of tyranny for two decades.1
296578engThe country is twice the size of England.1
296579engThe couple broke off their engagement.1
296580engThe couple decided to adopt an orphan.1
296581engThe couple had a son.1
296582engThe couple who came on a shrine visit, Kouji Oonishi (40) and his wife Yukie (34) said, "We prayed that our child would grow up healthily."1
296583engThe court declared the defendant innocent.1
296584engThe court is adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on March 1st.1
296585engThe court judged him guilty.1
296586engThe court judged that the witness committed perjury.1
296587engThe cow goes "moo," the rooster goes "cock-a-doodle-doo," the pig goes "oink, oink," the duck goes "quack, quack" and the cat goes "meow."1
296588engThe cows behind my house only eat tulips.1
296589engThe cradle is as brand new as the born babe lying in it.1
296590engThe cranes tend to make their nests in the bell towers of churches.1
296591engThe crazier, the better.1
296592engThe cricket chirps.1
296593engThe crisis directly affected our country.1
296594engThe crow spread his wings.1
296595engThe cuffs of his suit jacket are badly frayed.1
296596engThe curry they serve in Japan is milder than real Indian curry. They adapt it to Japanese tastes.1
296597engThe custom originated in China.1
296598engThe customer is responsible for bank transfer processing fees. We thank you for your understanding.1
296599engThe customs office is at the border.1
296600engThe cycle of blood is not regular.1
296601engThe damp weather affects his health.1
296602engThe darkest hour is just before the dawn.1
296603engThe data in tables above are not comprehensive.1
296604engThe date of the event is to be determined.1
296605engThe daughters were young and beautiful—three charming blossoms—a rose, a lily, and a white hyacinth.1
296606engThe day being fine, I felt amply repaid for my walk through the extensive and finely-wooded grounds, numerously stocked with deer.1
296607engThe day being fine, we went swimming.1
296608engThe day is short and there is much work.1
296609engThe day is so warm, and the sun’s rays so scorching, that the water in the pond looks very cool and inviting. Would you not like to bathe in it, fair Queen?1
296610engThe day when Europe ceases to speak its many languages is the day that Europe – as an idea, as a project – ceases to exist.1
296611engThe day will come when the business will succeed.1
296612engThe days are longer than the nights.1
296613engThe dead are always wrong.1
296614engThe dead are gone and they cannot defend themselves. The best thing to do is to leave them in peace!1
296615engThe dead did not dance. They had something better to do than that.1
296616engThe dead man was involved in a fight.1
296617engThe death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic.1
296618engThe declaratory sentence which, they say, was passed upon Adam, in case he ate of the apple, was not, that thou shalt surely be crucified, but, thou shalt surely die.1
296619engThe defendant was about to stand trial when he grabbed the deputy's gun and shot the judge.1
296620engThe defendant was found not guilty by reason of insanity.1
296621engThe deliberations took three days.1
296622engThe demon lord finally lost conciousness and fell to the floor with a thud.1
296623engThe depravity of the king's deeds lead the people to believe he was nothing more than a tyrant that needed to be overthrown.1
296624engThe depth of the debates has decreased as the new social media forms does not provide enough space for the elaboration of long arguments.1
296625engThe desert knows me well, the night, the mounted men, the battle and the sword, the paper an the pen.1
296626engThe design was also given the finishing touch to have launch impact and dynamism provided by the novelty of the arch shaped logo design.1
296627engThe desk drawer is open.1
296628engThe details of the agreement are indicated in the contract.1
296629engThe detective surprised the truth from the waitress.1
296630engThe development of the personal computer has revolutionised the way people work, the way they live, and the way they interact with each other.1
296631engThe devil challenged God to a baseball game.1
296632engThe devil is an egoist.1
296633engThe diaphragm is a muscle.1
296634engThe dictator rules the country with an iron grip.1
296635engThe didn't want to tell anybody about what was going on.1
296636engThe difference between the two "yes" may be greater than between "yes" and "no".1
296637engThe difficult we do at once. The impossible takes a little longer.1
296638engThe difficulty of a task is no reason for complacency and doing nothing.1
296639engThe dignity of man is inviolable. To respect and protect it is the duty of all state authority.1
296640engThe dip was so hot, it burned my tongue.1
296641engThe discussion was being cancelled.1
296642engThe disease began all of a sudden.1
296643engThe dishes and silverware are Japanese-styled but the food is French-style cooking at this restaurant.1
296644engThe distress call of a young dolphin has been used to lure a large pod of the animals to safety.1
296645engThe docs are looking into it.1
296646engThe doctor advised him to cut down on drinking.1
296647engThe doctor did what he was supposed to, and the little princess was very quiet.1
296648engThe doctor discovered a lump in her breast.1
296649engThe doctor dropped in to see me this morning. His name is Werner, but he is a Russian. There is nothing surprising in that. I once knew an Ivanov who was a German.1
296650engThe doctor emphasized that the patient had only a few days.1
296651engThe doctor emphasized that the patient only had a few days to live.1
296652engThe doctor had me lying in bed.1
296653engThe doctor is a man of culture.1
296654engThe doctor prescribed two dialy doses to the patient.1
296655engThe doctor receives his patients between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.1
296656engThe doctor said to me, "Don't eat too much."1
296657engThe doctor sees all the weakness of mankind; the lawyer all the wickedness, the theologian all the stupidity.1
296658engThe doctor seized the patient's hand and said: "So how do you feel today?"1
296659engThe doctor's instructions are as follows: Take this medicine after meals.1
296660engThe doctors revived Tom with a defibrillator.1
296661engThe documentary was narrated by Morgan Freeman.1
296662engThe dog barked a lot.1
296663engThe dog barked softly.1
296664engThe dog barks at all strangers.1
296665engThe dog bit the cat on the tail.1
296666engThe dog can be called dog if male and also dog if either male or female.1
296667engThe dog drank water and went away.1
296668engThe dog felt guilty about eating the homework.1
296669engThe dog followed me.1
296670engThe dog growled at me.1
296671engThe dog is mine.1
296672engThe dog is sleeping in the car.1
296673engThe dog is sleeping.1
296674engThe dog is yours.1
296675engThe dog saved the girl's life.1
296676engThe dog walks around the table.1
296677engThe dog wants meat.1
296678engThe dog will bark.1
296679engThe dog's name is Ken.1
296680engThe dogs scared us.1
296681engThe dogs were happy.1
296682engThe dominance of English kills the European debate.1
296683engThe door closes automatically.1
296684engThe door is closed.1
296685engThe door is open.1
296686engThe door opened by itself.1
296687engThe door remaining locked up from inside, he could not enter the house.1
296688engThe door to the garden is very narrow.1
296689engThe door was closed for good.1
296690engThe door was locked and we couldn't get in.1
296691engThe door will not open; the lock must be out of order.1
296692engThe door won't close.1
296693engThe doorbell is ringing.1
296694engThe doors of the train on line 3 are closing. Please be careful.1
296695engThe doors opens to the bathroom.1
296696engThe doors protect us and our property against strangers and they don't let the heat out or in.1
296697engThe doors were closed.1
296698engThe dose makes the poison.1
296699engThe dough used for pancakes is thin.1
296700engThe downside, well, it's how thoroughly work gets mixed up with my private life.1
296701engThe downtime is caused by a mechanical problem.1
296702engThe dragon is one of the cultural emblems of China.1
296703engThe drawings Lyod has made show people from the 14th century.1
296704engThe dream came true.1
296705engThe dress looks quite cool on you.1
296706engThe driver advised us to fasten our seat belts.1
296707engThe driveway needs to be shoveled.1
296708engThe dubbed movie is annoying to watch because the audio is out of sync with the video.1
296709engThe duck disappeared.1
296710engThe ducks enjoy the food.1
296711engThe duty chemist is open on Sunday morning.1
296712engThe earth goes around the sun.1
296713engThe earth is a lot larger than the moon.1
296714engThe earth is a planet.1
296715engThe earth is small compared with the sun.1
296716engThe earth was felt to tremble.1
296717engThe earthquake destroyed everything.1
296718engThe earthworm wriggled when I touched it.1
296719engThe editor and the publisher are both my cousins.1
296720engThe educational innovations of next half-century are being shaped right now.1
296721engThe eighth month of the year is July, isn't it?1
296722engThe eldest of the three boys is Tom.1
296723engThe electric trains have taken the place of airplanes.1
296724engThe elephant is bigger than all the other animals.1
296725engThe elephant's meal is enough to feed lakhs of ants.1
296726engThe elephant's meal is enough to feed thousands of ants.1
296727engThe elevator is out of order.1
296728engThe emperor Theodosius made Christianity the state religion and banned other religions.1
296729engThe employee stole money from the cash register.1
296730engThe employees want to form a union.1
296731engThe end justifies the means.1
296732engThe enemy attacked us at night.1
296733engThe enemy of my enemy is my friend.1
296734engThe engagement is often followed by a public announcement of marriage.1
296735engThe entire scenario is an undecover sting run by the Egyptian police.1
296736engThe essence of mathematics is not to make simple things complicated, but to make complicated things simple.1
296737engThe evidence was against me.1
296738engThe exact same thing happened to Tom.1
296739engThe exact temperature is 22.68 degrees Celsius.1
296740engThe executioner struck off her feet with the red shoes, and the shoes danced away with the little feet across the field into the deep forest.1
296741engThe exhibition will be open for another month.1
296742engThe exhibitor is cut off from the conversation.1
296743engThe exit is usually where the entrance was.1
296744engThe experiment has to begin.1
296745engThe explorers discovered a skeleton in the cave.1
296746engThe express arrives at 6:30 p.m.1
296747engThe express train went by so fast that we hardly saw it.1
296748engThe extremely weak magnetic field of Mars suggests that its iron core is no longer fluid and circulating.1
296749engThe face is the mirror of the soul.1
296750engThe fact is that people are good. Give people affection and security, and they will give affection and be secure in their feelings and their behavior.1
296751engThe fact that I said nothing made him angry.1
296752engThe factory now under construction will assemble 3,000 VCR units per day.1
296753engThe family ate dinner together.1
296754engThe family had grave doubts regarding the explanation they got from the army.1
296755engThe family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State.1
296756engThe famous oil painting was sold at the auction for 2 million dollars.1
296757engThe fancy restaurant has become a dive.1
296758engThe farmer's wife threw moldy bread out of kitchen window and the hungry farm cat ran out of the barn to eat it.1
296759engThe fat woman, the young couple, the sleeping Indian and the tall man in black, but now skin and flesh and hair had disappeared, and empty eye sockets stared from gleaming white skulls.1
296760engThe fate of the country was highly dependent on the new ruler.1
296761engThe father works.1
296762engThe fault of another is a good teacher.1
296763engThe fear makes the wolf bigger than what it is.1
296764engThe female-boss of the company seems shameless.1
296765engThe festival was a great success.1
296766engThe festival was created in 1869 and was organized by the millers.1
296767engThe field spoke!1
296768engThe fight of 43 students was terrible. They only wanted peace and loved studying‏. Mexico1
296769engThe file of Sami's research are gone.1
296770engThe filly was named "Comet" because she was so fast.1
296771engThe film has debuted at 120 festivals and won nearly as many awards.1
296772engThe film was developed using the open source operating system Linux and Blender, a free and open source 3D creation suite.1
296773engThe finest wines are those from France.1
296774engThe fire is spreading.1
296775engThe fire spread and licked the neighboring house.1
296776engThe fire was extinguished quick.1
296777engThe firm is under foreign management.1
296778engThe first American colonists arrived in the 17th century.1
296779engThe first and favourite amusement of a child, even before it begins to play, is that of imitating the works of man.1
296780engThe first day of school is Monday.1
296781engThe first drive-thru restaurant was created in 1947.1
296782engThe first electric calculator came into existence toward the end of the 19th century.1
296783engThe first gasoline powered automobile was invented in 1886 by Karl Benz.1
296784engThe first king of Hungary was crowned in the year 1000.1
296785engThe first lesson is easy.1
296786engThe first mention of Bobruisk is dated 1387.1
296787engThe first one leaves at 17.30 and arrives at 20.25.1
296788engThe first round is on the house.1
296789engThe first snowplows were drawn by horses.1
296790engThe first step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one.1
296791engThe first step is very difficult.1
296792engThe first thing he did was to untie his shoelaces and take his shoes off.1
296793engThe first thing you should do is call a lawyer.1
296794engThe first time I tried out my new bike I overbalanced and fell off.1
296795engThe first wealth is health.1
296796engThe first, the most usual phrase that you use and certainly use is "I don't know"1
296797engThe fish are in the sea.1
296798engThe fish did not taste delicious.1
296799engThe fish isn't supposed to be thrown away. It can be used to feed cats.1
296800engThe five human senses are sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch.1
296801engThe flames licked at the logs.1
296802engThe flight was canceled.1
296803engThe floor in this area needs to be redone.1
296804engThe floor was wet with water.1
296805engThe flowers cheered her up.1
296806engThe flowers were red.1
296807engThe following fairy tales retold in English in 1918 were based on Dutch legends and collected in the book, Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks, 1918.1
296808engThe food athletes eat is just as important as what kind of exercises they do.1
296809engThe food didn't taste very good.1
296810engThe food in this restaurant is bland.1
296811engThe food is good.1
296812engThe food was delicious.1
296813engThe food was so good that I ate too much.1
296814engThe fool runs after the pleasures of life and sees himself cheated; the sage avoids evils.1
296815engThe foot feels the foot when it feels the ground.1
296816engThe football manager tried an elaborate new tactic but it didn't come off.1
296817engThe football match was broadcasted live on television.1
296818engThe forest is teeming with life.1
296819engThe forest is very beautiful in the fall.1
296820engThe forgery of letters has been such a common practice in the world, that the probability is at least equal, whether they are genuine or forged.1
296821engThe fork is small.1
296822engThe forward kicked a goal.1
296823engThe four books already mentioned, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, are altogether anecdotal.1
296824engThe four seasons are: Spring, summer, autumn and winter.1
296825engThe frame of the house should be finished in a day or two.1
296826engThe friend who I thought would pass the exam failed it.1
296827engThe function of prayer is not to influence God, but rather to change the nature of the one who prays.1
296828engThe function of the heart is to pump blood.1
296829engThe funeral parlor is next to the cemetery.1
296830engThe furniture in his office is very modern.1
296831engThe furniture was dusty.1
296832engThe fuse is blown.1
296833engThe future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.1
296834engThe future can begin at any moment1
296835engThe future is a woman with an invisible face.1
296836engThe future is closer than you think.1
296837engThe future is no longer what it used to be.1
296838engThe future you see is the future you get.1
296839engThe gallows were already standing on the square.1
296840engThe game became exciting.1
296841engThe game ended in a free-for-all.1
296842engThe game got rained out.1
296843engThe game is not worth the candle.1
296844engThe game is rigged.1
296845engThe game is starting to be interesting.1
296846engThe game resulted in a draw.1
296847engThe game was postponed due to rain.1
296848engThe game was very interesting.1
296849engThe gang's all here.1
296850engThe gangsters of the city were organized in gangs.1
296851engThe gap between what can be imagined and what can be accomplished has never been smaller.1
296852engThe garden was full of yellow flowers.1
296853engThe garden was grown over with weeds.1
296854engThe gas is running out.1
296855engThe gas tank is almost empty.1
296856engThe gate opened all by itself.1
296857engThe general said to the brave man, "You deserve a medal."1
296858engThe genie remained trapped in the magic lamp for centuries.1
296859engThe girl didn't say anything1
296860engThe girl doesn't like juice.1
296861engThe girl had a big red hat.1
296862engThe girl is beautiful.1
296863engThe girl likes horses.1
296864engThe girl likes the dog.1
296865engThe girl likes the music.1
296866engThe girl opened her eyes, saw the bear, and fled toward the window.1
296867engThe girl talking with Tom is Mary.1
296868engThe girl was looking at him too.1
296869engThe girl was sobbing in the corner of the schoolroom.1
296870engThe girl's voice became weaker and weaker.1
296871engThe girls fainted.1
296872engThe girls were emotional.1
296873engThe glass ceiling refers to an invisible barrier that keeps women and minorities from reaching the top of the corporate ladder.1
296874engThe glass is dirty.1
296875engThe glass was broken by someone.1
296876engThe goal was offside.1
296877engThe god of the Old Testament is a blood-thirsty tyrant — petty and vengeful.1
296878engThe golden rule of conduct is mutual toleration, seeing that we will never all think alike and we shall always see Truth in fragments and from different angles of vision.1
296879engThe good I would, I do not: the evil I would not, that I do.1
296880engThe government are being criticised from all sides.1
296881engThe government asked the SDF for a disaster relief deployment to Okinawa.1
296882engThe government is currently broadening the interpretation of article 9 of the Constitution by wearying it down little by little.1
296883engThe government is on the nose after making a series of unpopular decisions.1
296884engThe government issued the following statement.1
296885engThe gracious lady seemed like a flower that was rather stiff in the stalk.1
296886engThe grade seven and the grade eight students both have completely separate timetables.1
296887engThe grandmother closed the creaking garden gate.1
296888engThe grandmother used a parasol to protect herself from the scorching summer sun.1
296889engThe grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.1
296890engThe grass is green.1
296891engThe great critic and poet is lecturing on philosophy.1
296892engThe great one always has a pure heart.1
296893engThe greatest difficulty of all is the unwillingness.1
296894engThe greatest gift that someone can give you is their love and their time.1
296895engThe greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.1
296896engThe green areas are the real lungs of the city.1
296897engThe ground was covered in snow.1
296898engThe group was made up of six girls and four guys.1
296899engThe hair on the back of Tom's neck stood up when he heard a strange sound coming from the room where a previous occupant had been murdered many years before.1
296900engThe half life of actinium-224 is 2.7 hours.1
296901engThe hall contains 5,000 people.1
296902engThe hands trying to untie the knots / the ribbons speckled on the forehead / of poisonous spit, horrendous cries / he goes vibrating, making the air pulsate.1
296903engThe hardest victory is the victory over self.1
296904engThe harmonic series diverges.1
296905engThe hat does not fit you well. Is too small.1
296906engThe headlight doesn't work.1
296907engThe headwind blew against the sail.1
296908engThe hen had very short legs, so she was called "Chickie short legs." She laid good eggs, and her mistress loved her as if she had been her own child.1
296909engThe herb used in that pasta sauce might be parsley.1
296910engThe hero demonstrated that a man could subjugate nature to his uses.1
296911engThe highest mountain in the world is Mt. Everest in Nepal, rising more than 8,848 metres into the sky.1
296912engThe highway is snarled up.1
296913engThe hikers traced a convoluted route through the mountains.1
296914engThe history of Rome is very interesting.1
296915engThe holiday continues to be very boring.1
296916engThe home team always have an advantage over their opponents.1
296917engThe honor you are giving me is more than I deserve.1
296918engThe horse balked at the jump.1
296919engThe horse is black.1
296920engThe horse is jumping.1
296921engThe horse is thirsty.1
296922engThe horse raced past the barn fell.1
296923engThe horse ran through the fields.1
296924engThe horse rolls on the grazing ground.1
296925engThe hostess complained that I visit her so rarely these days.1
296926engThe hotel has a good prospect.1
296927engThe hotel has a swimming pool, tennis courts and the like.1
296928engThe house burned down completely.1
296929engThe house could do with a lick of paint.1
296930engThe house has pipes under the ground to carry dirty water away.1
296931engThe house is beautiful.1
296932engThe house is big.1
296933engThe house is five hundred years old.1
296934engThe house is next door but one.1
296935engThe house is on fire!1
296936engThe house is small but beautiful.1
296937engThe house is small.1
296938engThe house is warm.1
296939engThe house isn't huge and it's on about two-thirds of an acre, and when we first bought it I spent several hours every week getting the lawnmower fixed and cutting the lawn, in that order.1
296940engThe house stands by itself.1
296941engThe house that I live in is old.1
296942engThe house that Tom bought is a real fixer-upper.1
296943engThe house was sold for one million dollars.1
296944engThe house we used to live in was torn down.1
296945engThe huge tanker has just left the dock.1
296946engThe human body is only made up of tiny cells.1
296947engThe human femur is tougher than concrete.1
296948engThe human hand has five fingers with nails.1
296949engThe human mind has a natural disposition to scientific knowledge, and to the things connected with it.1
296950engThe human mind is never better disposed to gratitude and attachment than when softened by fear.1
296951engThe ice in the water melted.1
296952engThe ice on the lake is too thin to bear your weight.1
296953engThe idea of his concealment, not only agrees very ill with his reputed divinity, but associates with it something of pusillanimity.1
296954engThe immigrants entered the country in a steady flow.1
296955engThe increase of the population is a serious problem.1
296956engThe infant has been exposed to radioactive rays.1
296957engThe inhabitants of the island are tall and strong.1
296958engThe initiative is punishable.1
296959engThe inky night sky had no stars.1
296960engThe inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars) are closer together than the outer ones (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune).1
296961engThe instinct for survival is innate.1
296962engThe interest on his bank account accrued over the years.1
296963engThe international language Esperanto was presented to the public at the end of 1887.1
296964engThe interpreter reformulates what has been said.1
296965engThe interpreter tries to give the most detail and information possible.1
296966engThe invitation said that popcorn and soft drinks would be served.1
296967engThe iron uses a lot of electricity.1
296968engThe itching appeared several hours after a meal.1
296969engThe jealousy is starting to darken Tom's mind.1
296970engThe jewels on display disappeared.1
296971engThe job drew out his talent.1
296972engThe job-seeking season is starting earlier each year and it's the mass media that are causing that trend by moving up their job interview schedule.1
296973engThe jumbo jet touched down thundering.1
296974engThe kernel of the morphism of groups always contains the neutral element.1
296975engThe kid drinks the milk.1
296976engThe kid kept all of his money in a piggy bank.1
296977engThe kidnappers showed no sign of giving up.1
296978engThe kids are making too much noise.1
296979engThe kids are sleeping.1
296980engThe kids that had been so lively when they were awake are now silently sleeping soundly.1
296981engThe kids walk from school.1
296982engThe kids will be happy to see you.1
296983engThe kids will love this video.1
296984engThe killing of the innocent villagers was ordered by the evil dictator.1
296985engThe kindergarten yard is shaded.1
296986engThe king abdicated for health issues.1
296987engThe king hopes and believes that the love that his people show to him will last forever.1
296988engThe king protested.1
296989engThe king reigned over his people for forty years.1
296990engThe kitchen is downstairs.1
296991engThe kitchen of this house is very large.1
296992engThe kitten wants to sleep.1
296993engThe kitten was drinking milk under the table.1
296994engThe knowledge of the world is only to be acquired in the world, and not in a closet.1
296995engThe kurds, numbering an estimated fourty million people, are the world's largest nation without a state of their own.1
296996engThe label on my scarf says, "Wash and iron inside out." I wonder how I'm supposed to do that.1
296997engThe laborer was layed off for 3 weeks.1
296998engThe lady doth protest too much, methinks.1
296999engThe lady that is speaking to that boy is his teacher.1
297000engThe lady, whom you talked to, is my sister.1

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