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Example sentences for "him and"

  • So now as she lay waiting for him she dreamed of him and of all that he meant to her.

  • Kovudoo marshaled his fighting men about him and, leaping and yelling to arouse their courage, offered a bristling, spear tipped front to the charging horde.

  • His brothers come to him and he feeds them.

  • The people went to him and said: "What shell we do?

  • Why didn't you arise, and with one stroke put an end to him and to our misery?

  • At last Becky herself took compassion upon him and tried to engage him in talk.

  • Dear' William, how good you have been to him and to me.

  • Then, seeing a crowded car, his impatience got the better of him and he jumped aboard, hiding behind another man, unnoticed by the conductor.

  • She would sit and smooth his forehead by the hour, and talk to him and try to make him forget.

  • She turned to him and answered, out of the steam and noise: "Git me ten dollars cash, und so you can pay me the rest next mont'.

  • In a moment the bird swooped down beside him and asked: 'What do you wish me to do?

  • Then he saw that it was a big Dog, which spoke to him and said: 'Choose me, Prince Ring.

  • Then she spoke to him and said, 'The Great Spirit felt sorry for you, because you would not be comforted, so he let me come back to you, but you must not stretch out your hand to touch me till we have seen the rest of our people.

  • Finally one of the managers bustled up to him and said-- 'Who IS you, any way?

  • I got a chair and a newspaper, and sat down by him and read.

  • As he spoke he whirled the covering from the object in front of him and showed to their horror that it was a newly-severed human leg.

  • It would be a blithe day for the King of France when he heard that the seas lay between him and us.

  • He sat at a table by the window, a deer-hound on one side of him and a lurcher on the other, his feet tucked away under the trestle on which he sat, and his tongue in his cheek, with the air of a man who is much perplexed.

  • If you can't tell all about a man by the way he asks for mineral water and drinks it, by the time you've supplied his literature and his tobacco and heard him grumbling over his bill at the office, you've got a line on him and a hook in it.

  • Then she walked over and, leaning down, shook her sister by the arm.

  • Then give me a little advice and look superior and righteous.

  • They only tolerate you--us--for our money.

  • He spoke to him and said, "Knowest thou aught of these pretty things?

  • Gizur looked at him and said, "Well, is Gunnar at home?

  • She pointed to him and said he was down yonder in Acretongue.

  • She went up to him and said "Wrathful art thou now, my son, and never saw I thee thus before.

  • When I came back she had a Gatling gun of eager questions ranged on him and--happy withal--he was squirming no little.

  • I waved at him and shook my head--we would see him coming back.

  • His mistress had rung for him only to send him to bed, for she was very careful over him and I daresay thought he was not looking well.

  • There, leaning back in a chair, with his arms hanging down by his sides, and his legs stretched out before him and supported on his heels, sat the drunken cabman.

  • They looks at him and he jest sets there and grins at them.

  • So after some talk of that kind I borrows a chew of tobacco of him and we gets right well acquainted.

  • And his hoss run away with him and he was carried off, and the hoss was going at a dead run, and the blood was running down onto the ground.

  • When they found out Hank had come home with licker in him and done it himself, they was all excited, and they all crowds around and asts me how, except two as is holding onto Elmira's hands which sets moaning in a chair.

  • From my lower level, I regard Mr Boffin as too generous, as possessed of too much clemency, as being too good to persons who are unworthy of him and ungrateful to him.

  • With a brief reference to the happy time when it had been his privilege to know Mrs Rokesmith as Miss Wilfer, Mr Lightwood explained what was amiss with him and why he came.

  • After some time Declan set out to visit Aongus MacNatfrich, king of Cashel, to preach to him and to convert him to the faith of Christ.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    accomplish their; among which; grows rapidly; hand labour; him now; him than; him the; him was; himself again; himself and; himself had; himself hath; himself says; himself shall; himself tells; himself that; himself the; himself was; lawful right; make haste; pound weight; principal object; representative democracy; superior being; will get; world order