I'll bet he'd have a fit if his students fell asleep.

If his father wasn't there, he'd be poor right now.

John said he'd like to marry me, and I'm as happy as can be.

George was describing a 30 pound bass he'd caught recently after fighting it for three hours.

You have only to ask him if he'd like to join us.

If he could pass for eighteen years old, he'd join the army.

"He'd like to have a coffee after work." "I would too."

Because the new trainee did things sluggishly, he was told that he'd be fired if he didn't start taking his job seriously.

He has a reputation as being straight as an arrow. He'd never get involved in corruption.

I saw Michel last week. He'd been sick for a week.

He'd be crazy to climb the mountain in winter.

I ran after him with a pile of papers that he'd left behind.

He'd had no experience of teaching, but he plunged in nonetheless.

He was disappointed that things didn't turn out as he'd hoped.

He had some money in an account that he'd set aside for his kids.

He'd been three months in the job and the strain was beginning to tell on him.

He'd better watch out, or Mulligan is going to wipe the floor with him.

He sent word that he'd be delayed.

He called in to say that he'd be late.

He'd love to live in the city.

He sent me a letter saying that he'd arrive at ten tomorrow morning.

He is a man of his word, so if he said he'd help, he will.

When she saw the lengths he'd gone to to get all dressed up, she couldn't help letting a brief chuckle escape.

Dad said he'd be promoted to section manager next year.

I heard that he'd died.

Now that I think of it, I've been asked to look at a haiku he'd written by the tipsy bloke sitting next to me on the train.

Like the saying that things are seen clearest from outside I wish he'd leave the association for a time and take a look at Japanese soccer.

He said that his previous dentist told him that he'd remove nicotine stains if he stopped smoking.

They claimed that he'd killed her.

He's just got a large build, so he looks like he'd be a fighter, but he's probably really a pushover.

If he'd known the truth, he'd have told me.

If he'd known the truth, he'd have told me.

When I got worried and went to check on him, it looked like he'd barricaded himself in the department's toilet and wasn't coming out.

What time did he say he'd come?

The painting he'd painted wasn't very good so nobody praised it.

If he hadn't wasted time, he'd be finished by now.

He played a tune for the girl that he'd written himself.

If he saw you, he'd be surprised.

For the rest of his life he'd remember every single detail of that morning.

He sauntered through the park whistling a tune he'd learned in his youth.

He'd been in Kyoto twice.

These days many young people work without much focus; my friend's son hadn't gone two years after graduating before he'd changed jobs five times.

He said that he was tired and that is why he'd like to go home earlier.

He'd prefer not to eat that.

He'd prefer to go on Friday.

They promised him he'd make fortunes off of his penny stocks.

This is the gladdest I've seen him since his mother died. He'd been in a funk for so long and, God, I was so worried about him.

He wasn't certain in which direction he should go and he'd forgotten whither he was traveling and who he was.

He'd sat down for a moment to rest his weary legs and suddenly looked up and saw an elderly woman before him.

I never imagined he'd do that to me.

He said he'd come and he did.

Tom told us that he'd come in person.

Tom said that he'd make it on time.

Tom said that he'd give me thirty dollars if I ate an earthworm.

Tom said he'd never leave his wife.

Tom kept a list of all the food he'd eaten that week.

Tom finally figured out what he'd been doing wrong.

Tom felt like he'd been hit by a truck.

Tom doesn't go to the movies as often as he'd like to.

Tom didn't think he'd ever have a chance to live in another country.

Tom did what he said he'd do.

Tom came to return a book he'd borrowed.

Tom called the office to say that he'd be late.

Tom agreed to marry that man's daughter with the promise that he'd inherit the man's business.

The waitress flirted with Tom thinking that he'd leave her a larger tip.

I wanted to ask Tom if he'd ever consider changing jobs.

Tom told Mary that he'd look into the problem.

Tom told Mary that he'd go to Boston in October.

Tom told Mary that he'd be free tomorrow.

Tom said he'd help Mary with her plan.

Tom promised Mary that he'd pay back all the money that he'd borrowed from her.

Tom promised Mary that he'd pay back all the money that he'd borrowed from her.

Tom promised Mary that he'd meet her last night, but he never showed up.

Tom promised Mary that he'd meet her after school.

Tom promised Mary that he'd keep their engagement secret.

Tom promised Mary that he'd come home early today.

Tom promised Mary that he'd be more careful in the future.

Tom promised Mary that he'd be home by 5:30.

Tom promised Mary he'd come home early.

Tom promised Mary he'd be here by 2:30.

Tom promised he'd tell Mary the news.

Tom promised he'd help Mary.

Tom doesn't know what he'd do without Mary.

Tom doesn't know Mary, but he'd like to meet her.

Tom claimed that he'd already given Mary the money.

Tom called to tell Mary that he'd be late.

Tom called Mary to tell her he'd be late.

Tom assured Mary that he'd help her paint the ceiling of her kitchen.

Tom's camera was just where he'd left it.

Tom couldn't shake the feeling that he'd met Mary somewhere before.

Tom wondered how many times he'd have to tell Mary to clean her room before she finally did it.

Tom wondered how long he'd have to wait for Mary.

Tom wished he'd never stepped foot into Mary's house.

Tom wished he'd never met Mary.

Tom told me that if it didn't rain tomorrow he'd go cycling with Mary.

Tom told Mary what he'd seen on TV.

Tom told Mary that she had the prettiest eyes he'd ever seen.

Tom told Mary he'd be right back.

Tom said he'd like to spend his next holiday hiking and camping.

Tom said he'd be back before 2:30.

Tom promised Mary that he'd turn over a new leaf.