Most Commented Sentences

as of April 14th, 2018

Most Commented Sentences
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298501engThey made a toast at his funeral.1
298502engThey made an assault on the summit.1
298503engThey made for the scene of the accident.1
298504engThey made fun of her because she had a funny hat on.1
298505engThey made many charges.1
298506engThey made me an apple-pie bed, the bastards!1
298507engThey made me do it.1
298508engThey made up their minds to go by car in spite of bad weather.1
298509engThey may not want to play with me as I am new to the game.1
298510engThey met at the estate of the shogun's retainer to play a game of cards.1
298511engThey missed Tom.1
298512engThey must abandon the idea.1
298513engThey must be happy.1
298514engThey must be replaced.1
298515engThey must die.1
298516engThey need not do it at once.1
298517engThey need your help.1
298518engThey never came.1
298519engThey not only rejected the study of science out of the christian schools, but they persecuted it.1
298520engThey paid separately.1
298521engThey passed on their message using the houses they built.1
298522engThey passed on their message with the houses they built1
298523engThey pay them €500 every week.1
298524engThey pulled out the nails.1
298525engThey ran out of soda so I got you a flavored water.1
298526engThey really don't know what they're doing.1
298527engThey rejected our idea.1
298528engThey relate events after they had taken place.1
298529engThey repaired a watch.1
298530engThey ruined it.1
298531engThey rule themselves.1
298532engThey said they were afraid.1
298533engThey sat in silence.1
298534engThey sat on the grass, playing ukulele and singing.1
298535engThey saw a cat in the garden.1
298536engThey saw an authoriy in him.1
298537engThey saw his face grow stern and cold, they saw his muscles strain, and they knew that Casey wouldn't let that ball go by again.1
298538engThey saw nothing.1
298539engThey say Zen cultivates our mind.1
298540engThey say she's the owner of the largest collection of penguins in the land. Cuddly toys, porcelain figurines, pictures, books, postcards – it's all there. Only, she doesn't have an actual penguin yet.1
298541engThey say someone invented something like Haskell for quantum computers. Okay then, give me a quantum computer and I will learn it.1
298542engThey say that Miraflores restaurant is very good.1
298543engThey say that Zen strengthens our mind.1
298544engThey say that one look is worth more than thousand words.1
298545engThey say that the difference between art and pornography is all about the lighting.1
298546engThey seem to be having fun.1
298547engThey seem to be photographs.1
298548engThey seemed really despondent to find that their project didn't boost profits like they thought it would.1
298549engThey sell fish and meat.1
298550engThey sell many types of food and grocery products.1
298551engThey sell meat in this store.1
298552engThey sell shoes.1
298553engThey sent the letters last month.1
298554engThey shook hands.1
298555engThey shoot horses, don't they?1
298556engThey should lock him up and throw away the key.1
298557engThey should not have confidence in Tom.1
298558engThey shouted for help.1
298559engThey skinned him alive.1
298560engThey slept.1
298561engThey smiled at each other.1
298562engThey spoke briefly.1
298563engThey stayed at a five-star hotel.1
298564engThey stayed like that for a while.1
298565engThey stayed up late talking.1
298566engThey still attacked us, despite clearly agreeing to sign the non-agression pact.1
298567engThey stood on the hilltop.1
298568engThey stopped crying.1
298569engThey stopped kissing.1
298570engThey succeeded.1
298571engThey swam.1
298572engThey tackle a wide variety of subjects, including political, feminist, literary, how-to, or personal (perzines).1
298573engThey talk very fast.1
298574engThey talked about it on the telephone.1
298575engThey talked all night.1
298576engThey tapped the terrorists' phone lines.1
298577engThey tell what Jesus Christ did and said, and what others did and said to him.1
298578engThey threatened to kill me so I gave them up my wallet.1
298579engThey told me it was your fault.1
298580engThey told me to wait here.1
298581engThey travel a lot.1
298582engThey treat me like a child.1
298583engThey tried to kill me.1
298584engThey tried.1
298585engThey trust me.1
298586engThey unanimously concluded that he had violated the rules of an unfair imitation and good business practices in the marketing law.1
298587engThey understood.1
298588engThey used to go for a drive to Nagoya Port on weekends.1
298589engThey walked home.1
298590engThey walked upstairs.1
298591engThey want more.1
298592engThey wanted proof.1
298593engThey watch PBS.1
298594engThey went ahead with the plan since there were no objections.1
298595engThey went all out to beat the record, and they succeeded.1
298596engThey went by subway.1
298597engThey went on travelling for two days through a great forest, without food or drink, and without coming across a single house, and every night they had to climb up into the trees through fear of the wild beasts that were in the wood.1
298598engThey went out to eat.1
298599engThey went there.1
298600engThey went to Boston with Mary.1
298601engThey went to the movies last night.1
298602engThey went to the zoo.1
298603engThey were a rich, noble family, born in affluence and nurtured in luxury.1
298604engThey were busy.1
298605engThey were her favorite flower.1
298606engThey were hiding in plain view.1
298607engThey were hungry.1
298608engThey were my friends.1
298609engThey were right.1
298610engThey were scolded by the teacher.1
298611engThey were sleeping.1
298612engThey were so happy together.1
298613engThey were stuck together to maintain their own body heat1
298614engThey were talking about me.1
298615engThey were tortured.1
298616engThey were very happy when we arrived.1
298617engThey were wrong.1
298618engThey were, for the most part, college students.1
298619engThey will be jealous.1
298620engThey will be safe with her.1
298621engThey will cut down on their expenses.1
298622engThey will find out sooner or later.1
298623engThey will help the poor.1
298624engThey wish to rent it for how long?1
298625engThey won prizes in the spelling competition.1
298626engThey won't come.1
298627engThey won't find it.1
298628engThey worked out the system with much thought and labor.1
298629engThey would run.1
298630engThey'll be coming to the party too.1
298631engThey'll probably be able to cope with the difficulties.1
298632engThey're alive.1
298633engThey're at home.1
298634engThey're attempting to contact her.1
298635engThey're back from China.1
298636engThey're behind us.1
298637engThey're both awful.1
298638engThey're both wearing uniforms.1
298639engThey're busy.1
298640engThey're cold.1
298641engThey're coming back.1
298642engThey're coming to our house. We aren't going to their house.1
298643engThey're coming.1
298644engThey're crazy, these Romans!1
298645engThey're crazy, those Romans!1
298646engThey're dangerous.1
298647engThey're gay.1
298648engThey're going to get themselves killed.1
298649engThey're gone.1
298650engThey're hiding something from me.1
298651engThey're in the garden.1
298652engThey're just words.1
298653engThey're lucky.1
298654engThey're married now.1
298655engThey're mine.1
298656engThey're my friends.1
298657engThey're not hungry.1
298658engThey're not ready.1
298659engThey're not similar.1
298660engThey're playing our song.1
298661engThey're related to each other.1
298662engThey're required to work eight hours every day.1
298663engThey're self sufficient.1
298664engThey're still available.1
298665engThey're studying law at Yale university.1
298666engThey're trying to make their car more environmentally friendly.1
298667engThey're very close friends.1
298668engThey're wearing very expensive rings.1
298669engThey're with me.1
298670engThey're wonderful.1
298671engThey're wrong.1
298672engThey've all gone to see the film.1
298673engThey've bet the farm on it.1
298674engThey've gone out to eat.1
298675engThey've heard by chance some suspicious activity in the thicket which indicated that a bear smelled their food also.1
298676spaThiago pedirá el traspaso si el Barcelona ficha a Cesc.1
298677engThine eyes are as doves.1
298678engThings are more like they are now than they ever were before.1
298679engThings are not what they appear to be.1
298680engThings don't always go your way.1
298681engThings got out of hand.1
298682engThings happen.1
298683engThings that modify nouns (adjective, or adjectival equivalent).1
298684engThink about how you did me wrong.1
298685engThink about it.1
298686engThink about your family.1
298687engThink before you act!1
298688engThink before you speak.1
298689engThink it over.1
298690engThink nothing of it.1
298691engThink of all the beauty still left around you and be happy.1
298692engThink outside the box.1
298693engThink twice before buying that new car. You'll be a slave to the bank for seven years.1
298694engThink what you want about Tom; he's still one of the greatest.1
298695engThink whatever you want.1
298696engThink yourself as the owner of the company mentioned.1
298697engThinking to get at once all the gold the goose could give, he killed it and opened it only to find - nothing.1
298698engThis United Nations resolution calls for the withdrawal of Israel armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict.1
298699engThis action would not have been sufficient to abate the odor nuisance.1
298700engThis adds color to the way he speaks.1
298701engThis air cleaner came pretty cheap when I bought it, but I'm rather suspicious of the "negative ions" it produces.1
298702engThis ancient Babylonian trigonometric table is in some respects superior to modern trigonometry.1
298703engThis animal is mine.1
298704engThis animal is very intelligent.1
298705engThis antique brazier no longer has any real utility.1
298706engThis appears to be the plan.1
298707engThis area will continue to be rainy.1
298708engThis artist has a very distinctive style1
298709engThis author doesn't understand at all what need would a man and a woman who can't be involved in a romantic relationship have of becoming friends.1
298710engThis banana is green.1
298711engThis bird can't fly.1
298712engThis bolt fits this nut.1
298713engThis book belongs to the school library.1
298714engThis book costs 3,000 yen.1
298715engThis book has 252 pages exclusive of illustrations.1
298716engThis book has few, if any, misprints.1
298717engThis book has lots of pretty picures.1
298718engThis book hasn't yet been translated into French.1
298719engThis book is full of figures of speech.1
298720engThis book is mine; I wrote my name in it myself.1
298721engThis book is out of print.1
298722engThis book is overdue.1
298723engThis book is the one that I can actually keep.1
298724engThis book is too expensive for me.1
298725engThis book is translated into 36 languages and has been published in more than a 100 countries all over the world.1
298726engThis book is very interesting.1
298727engThis book is widely available in bookstores.1
298728engThis book is worth reading over and over again.1
298729engThis book is worth reading.1
298730engThis book is written in French.1
298731engThis book is written in simple English, so it should be easy for you to read.1
298732engThis book isn't mine.1
298733cmnThis book sells well1
298734engThis book was easy.1
298735engThis book was given to me by Tom.1
298736engThis box is heavy.1
298737engThis box is very heavy.1
298738engThis boy is my brother.1
298739engThis bridge is three times as long as that bridge.1
298740engThis bud of love, by summer’s ripening breath, may prove a beauteous flower when next we meet.1
298741engThis building belongs to my family.1
298742engThis building has seven floors.1
298743engThis building has various floors.1
298744engThis building is made of stone.1
298745engThis cake is delicious.1
298746engThis camera is cheap.1
298747engThis can resist any criticism.1
298748engThis can't be happening.1
298749engThis can't keep happening.1
298750engThis can't wait until morning.1
298751engThis car can go thirteen kilometers for every liter of gasoline.1
298752engThis car has good gas mileage.1
298753engThis car is like new.1
298754engThis car needs washed.1
298755engThis car, whose is it?1
298756engThis castle is beautiful.1
298757engThis castle was built in 1610.1
298758engThis cellphone is really expensive.1
298759engThis cellular phone is really expensive.1
298760engThis chair belongs in the meeting room.1
298761engThis chair is made of plastic.1
298762engThis chart illustrates the function of ozone layer.1
298763engThis cheese is made from goat's milk.1
298764engThis cheese is the best I've ever tasted.1
298765engThis cheesecake was too sweet.1
298766engThis church is a very famous and beautiful place.1
298767engThis city is in France.1
298768engThis city is in the United States.1
298769engThis class consists of thirty-five students.1
298770engThis clip runs viral in Twitter.1
298771engThis cloth is superior to that.1
298772engThis committee includes scientists and engineers.1
298773engThis computer cost three thousand dollars.1
298774engThis computer has a Pentium processor.1
298775engThis contributor has asked for advanced contributor status. Please feel free to share your opinion with us. Send us a message using the following link.1
298776engThis costs too much.1
298777engThis country is poor in natural resources.1
298778engThis county is poor in natural resources.1
298779engThis custom was recently introduced in our everyday life.1
298780engThis dance club is really going places.1
298781engThis day is Friday.1
298782engThis dictionary is not useful at all.1
298783engThis disease spreads like wildfire.1
298784engThis disturbs him.1
298785engThis disturbs them.1
298786engThis disturbs us.1
298787engThis does not concern you at all.1
298788engThis doesn't burn.1
298789engThis doesn't mean anything.1
298790engThis dog is big.1
298791engThis dog is gay.1
298792engThis dog is mine.1
298793engThis dog is white.1
298794engThis dog is yours.1
298795engThis dog minds well.1
298796engThis drama is missing something. All it is is a simple cautionary tale with no real depth.1
298797engThis dress is YOU.1
298798engThis effect was noticed by the creators of the full-screen editors, such as PyRoom, FocusWriter and DarkRoom.1
298799engThis exam is difficult, so let's cross our fingers!1
298800engThis expression is very Chinese.1
298801engThis feels right, doesn't it?1
298802engThis fellow is up to something. I can feel it in my spleen.1
298803engThis fish is delicious.1
298804engThis flower is called a lily in English.1
298805engThis flower is very beautiful.1
298806engThis food called BLT; what's in it?1
298807engThis food is delicious.1
298808engThis food is unhealthy.1
298809cmnThis fruit is better than that one!1
298810engThis fruit, maiden, was produced and cherished by the Hours; Phoebus matured it with his beams, and Fortune has preserved it.1
298811engThis fucking traffic is killing me!1
298812engThis game design specialist classifies board games by the number of player pieces.1
298813engThis game is a lot of fun.1
298814engThis generation of online daters, far more native to the Internet, are a lot less awkward than the first generation.1
298815engThis girl is my sister.1
298816engThis girl is the flower of the school.1
298817engThis girl seems to be sad1
298818engThis glass of beer is almost bigger than you.1
298819engThis god is cruel, nervous, and diabolic, with yellow wrinkly skin, small squinty eyes, a triangular nose, and bright teeth.1
298820engThis gold Rolex is an expensive watch alien to my lifestyle.1
298821engThis guidebook is handy to take on a trip abroad.1
298822engThis gun doesn't belong to me.1
298823engThis gym has a climbing wall.1
298824engThis hall contains two thousand people.1
298825engThis hall will hold two thousand people.1
298826engThis hamburger is inexpensive for a Japanese hamburger.1
298827engThis happens all the time.1
298828engThis has been instilled into them.1
298829engThis has been the most awful day in my eleven-year-old life.1
298830engThis has to wait until tomorrow.1
298831engThis hat cost ten dollars.1
298832engThis hotel does not take dogs.1
298833engThis hotel has free Wi-Fi.1
298834engThis house has a green roof.1
298835engThis house has eleven rooms.1
298836engThis house is a very beautiful one.1
298837engThis house is for rent.1
298838engThis house is registered in my name.1
298839engThis house is too small to live in.1
298840engThis is Brian Rock.1
298841engThis is Copacabana!1
298842engThis is Greek to me.1
298843engThis is Mike's bicycle.1
298844engThis is Russia!1
298845engThis is Tom's bag.1
298846engThis is Tom's umbrella.1
298847engThis is Tom's.1
298848engThis is Tom.1
298849engThis is a business paper.1
298850engThis is a cave.1
298851engThis is a copy of photo of a painting. I assume that it makes it a third level simulacrum.1
298852engThis is a crazy idea.1
298853engThis is a difficult question.1
298854engThis is a dog resembling a horse.1
298855engThis is a dog.1
298856engThis is a dry town.1
298857engThis is a free newspaper.1
298858engThis is a free sample.1
298859engThis is a fundamental question.1
298860engThis is a great facility.1
298861engThis is a green notebook.1
298862engThis is a hazard to your health.1
298863engThis is a horse.1
298864engThis is a hybrid.1
298865engThis is a joke, right?1
298866engThis is a law.1
298867engThis is a lie.1
298868engThis is a map of Ninohe District.1
298869engThis is a mountain famous for its scenery.1
298870engThis is a new pair of scissors.1
298871engThis is a nice place, but i don't want to live here.1
298872engThis is a novel written by Hemingway.1
298873engThis is a pen.1
298874engThis is a picture of Tom and me when we were three years old.1
298875engThis is a real steal.1
298876engThis is a rich girl1
298877engThis is a sentence, that has the syllable count, of a haiku.1
298878engThis is a sentence.1
298879engThis is a small book.1
298880engThis is a story written in English.1
298881engThis is a stupid game.1
298882engThis is a such good student.1
298883engThis is a test sentence.1
298884engThis is a thought provoking book.1
298885engThis is a very important meeting.1
298886engThis is a very old book.1
298887engThis is a very serious matter.1
298888engThis is a wonderful day and I have never seen this one ever before.1
298889engThis is about the case of the "seven mysteries". Did you investigate it?1
298890engThis is all I need.1
298891engThis is all the money I have now.1
298892engThis is all wrong.1
298893engThis is an answering machine, after the beep leave a message or send a fax, thank you.1
298894engThis is an apple.1
298895engThis is an easy mistake to make.1
298896engThis is an error.1
298897engThis is an excellent point, Professor Tom.1
298898engThis is an exception.1
298899engThis is an outright lie!1
298900engThis is bad.1
298901engThis is better.1
298902engThis is boring. Let's do something fun!1
298903engThis is called true love.1
298904engThis is centrifugal force; Newton viewed it as absolute motion.1
298905engThis is delicious.1
298906engThis is different.1
298907engThis is exactly what I wanted.1
298908engThis is expired.1
298909engThis is extremely hard.1
298910engThis is from Australia.1
298911engThis is fun.1
298912engThis is gibberish.1
298913engThis is going to be epic!1
298914engThis is harder than I thought it would be.1
298915engThis is harder than I thought.1
298916engThis is heaven.1
298917engThis is how the tunnel looked like when it was opened back in the 1980's.1
298918engThis is incomparably great.1
298919engThis is insane.1
298920engThis is interesting.1
298921engThis is just the beginning of what you are seeing in this subject.1
298922engThis is just the milk run.1
298923engThis is likely the first time that these collectives, and the Latinx zines movement, have received scholarly investigation.1
298924engThis is me eating a banana.1
298925engThis is me.1
298926engThis is much better.1
298927engThis is my airplane.1
298928engThis is my assistant.1
298929engThis is my beer.1
298930engThis is my book.1
298931engThis is my business card.1
298932engThis is my camera.1
298933engThis is my car.1
298934engThis is my cat.1
298935engThis is my daughter.1
298936engThis is my dog.1
298937engThis is my favorite subject.1
298938engThis is my first time speaking German with a German person.1
298939engThis is my friend.1
298940engThis is my own bike.1
298941engThis is my sandwich.1
298942engThis is my second experience flight with plane.1
298943engThis is my teacher. He is called Mr. Haddad.1
298944engThis is my wife.1
298945engThis is normal.1
298946engThis is not a cat. This is a dog.1
298947engThis is not a fish.1
298948engThis is not a job that a woman can do.1
298949engThis is not a sentence.1
298950engThis is not a small problem.1
298951engThis is not acceptable.1
298952engThis is not important.1
298953engThis is not mine.1
298954engThis is not your problem, it is mine.1
298955engThis is one of my favorite movies.1
298956engThis is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard in my life.1
298957engThis is one of the most popular restaurants in Boston.1
298958engThis is one of the things he always says.1
298959engThis is only the beginning.1
298960engThis is our main goal.1
298961engThis is priceless.1
298962engThis is really creeping me out.1
298963engThis is really wonderful!1
298964engThis is silly.1
298965engThis is so bad, it's good.1
298966engThis is so cool!1
298967engThis is so good.1
298968engThis is so unlike you.1
298969engThis is still in daily use.1
298970engThis is style!1
298971engThis is surprising, but the Russian abbreviation "VSEGEI", which can be literally translated as "All Gays", means just "All-Russian Geological Institute."1
298972engThis is the best birthday dinner ever.1
298973engThis is the best kushikatsu restaurant in Osaka.1
298974engThis is the best thing I've heard so far.1
298975engThis is the best-tasting cheese I've ever eaten.1
298976engThis is the best.1
298977engThis is the boy whom I saw yesterday.1
298978engThis is the bullet that the doctor took out of Tom.1
298979engThis is the driest month of june since the thirties.1
298980engThis is the end.1
298981engThis is the final boarding call for Japan Airlines Flight 731.1
298982engThis is the first time I've climbed this mountain. The sight is really awesome.1
298983engThis is the first time I've ever been pregnant.1
298984engThis is the first time I've ever jumped from a train.1
298985engThis is the first time I've ever made myself up.1
298986engThis is the first time I've ever put out a fire with sand.1
298987engThis is the first time I've ever put pepper on my eggs.1
298988engThis is the first time I've ever sewed on a button.1
298989engThis is the first time I've seen a sun clock.1
298990engThis is the first time I've seen him smile.1
298991engThis is the funniest movie I've seen in a long time.1
298992engThis is the key that opens that door.1
298993engThis is the magazine I spoke to you about.1
298994engThis is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.1
298995engThis is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.1
298996engThis is the part I hate the most.1
298997engThis is the wrong way!1
298998engThis is totally irrelevant.1
298999engThis is true!1
299000engThis is very easy.1

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