Lessons Index
This is a complete list of all 1,830 PhraseMix lessons.
Free Lessons
- “A lot of insects like butterflies and mosquitos go through a life cycle with several distinct stages.”
- “A non-refundable 30% deposit is required at the time of booking.”
- “A recent study shows that sitting for long periods of time could be bad for your health.”
- “Actually, I had a question about the previous slide. Could you go back to that?”
- “Actually, Mark, can you do me a huge, huge favor? Could you run down to the convenience store and pick up a bag of ice?”
- “Actually, some people say it's not good to stretch without warming up first.”
- “After 10 years, my beloved kitty Snuggles has passed away.”
- “Ah, I pulled my hamstring.”
- “All I need is a few shirts, a couple of changes of underwear, one pair of pants, and my toiletry kit. That's about it.”
- “All children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.”
- “All right, well I guess I should be going.”
- “All right. Next item of business is our departmental savings goals.”
- “Are you trying to start something?”
- “As I started to pull on the top strap, the cheap plastic buckle snapped into 3 pieces.”
- “At the end of the day, though, we can't afford to turn away business... as I'm sure you're aware.”
- “Because I said so, that's why.”
- “Blackbeard was a notorious pirate who raided ships in the early 18th century off the east coast of the United States.”
- “By the end of the day, I was physically and mentally exhausted.”
- “Can everyone go ahead and take a seat, and let's get started.”
- “Can you close that for me and launch the sales tracking report again?”
- “Can you grab a flathead screwdriver from my toolbox in the basement?”
- “Can you have him call me when he gets in?”
- “Can you sprinkle some salt and pepper on it?”
- “Come on over if you're not doing anything this afternoon. We'll crack open a bottle of wine, throw on a few steaks...”
- “Come on, stay for one more round.”
- “Creating multiple layouts for each different device would be quite time intensive.”
- “Cynthia, can you fill us in on what’s happening with the relaunch?”
- “Daddy has to go to work now, tiger.”
- “Did I catch you at an OK time?”
- “Did you know that in Brazil and Peru, voting is compulsory?”
- “Did you see it when it was out in theaters?”
- “Difficult situations like this really bring out the best in people.”
- “Do you see that thing floating out there on the horizon?”
- “Does that make sense?”
- “Does that sound good?”
- “Don't we all...”
- “Don’t feel obligated to stay late. Once you’re done with whatever you're working on, you’re free to leave.”
- “Double click that yellow icon to launch it.”
- “Dude, are you high?”
- “Dude, it's so dope!”
- “Excuse me, I wanted to see about opening a small business checking account.”
- “Failure to provide information requested on this form may result in significant processing delays and/or the denial of your application.”
- “For real?”
- “For some reason FBS wouldn't let me log in.”
- “For those who don’t know, the issue is that each device has a different aspect ratio and resolution.”
- “From now on, you need to bring any discrepancies to my attention immediately.”
- “Go right ahead.”
- “Got it.”
- “Great job today, guys. Keep up the good work.”
- “Guys, I thought that Craig brought up a good point earlier.”
- “Has anyone gone over our policy on sick days?”
- “He thought he'd just sprained it, but it turned out it was fractured.”
- “He's an amazing athlete, but his technique is sloppy.”
- “Here - let me take a look.”
- “Hey guys. How’s it going?”
- “Hey, can I talk to you for a minute?”
- “Hi Isabella, It’s great to hear from you!”
- “Hi Trisha, Hope you’re well!”
- “Hmm... well, I must admit: I'm stumped.”
- “How did you enjoy your stay, Mr. Robinson?”
- “How did you find out about this?”
- “How do you know which server to select?”
- “How soon would you be available?”
- “I can put in a request to Building Maintenance.”
- “I can't control myself when it comes to chocolate.”
- “I can't stand it when a man doesn't trim his nails.”
- “I didn't bring any workout clothes.”
- “I didn't realize that you were on a first-name basis.”
- “I do think that you sometimes come across as a bit aggressive.”
- “I don't get wrapped up in office politics.”
- “I don't know... it just cuts out sporadically.”
- “I dropped about 20 pounds since the beginning of the year, mostly just by cutting out processed foods and soda.”
- “I have a desk job at an insurance company.”
- “I have to say, I've been so impressed with how you've just taken the initiative and really stepped up on this project.”
- “I hear that mobile app developers are in demand right now.”
- “I just reached out to a few people I knew in the industry and asked if they knew anyone who was hiring.”
- “I know how you feel. I went through the same thing after my father passed away.”
- “I look forward to hearing from you.”
- “I made the equivalent of about three bucks an hour.”
- “I need to report a lost or stolen ATM card.”
- “I nicked it shaving.”
- “I personally think she's one of the most underrated actresses of all time.”
- “I read that some researchers did a study and found a link between heart disease and flossing.”
- “I saw a whole herd of deer leap across the road.”
- “I say we give it a try.”
- “I see. Well, thanks anyway.”
- “I think I blew it.”
- “I think I get the gist.”
- “I think the filter needs to be changed.”
- “I think the guy in the fedora just winked at me.”
- “I was just about to go into that.”
- “I wish I didn't have that stray hair sticking out.”
- “I wouldn't mind seeing her again.”
- “I'd like to cancel my membership.”
- “I'd like to meet to discuss my son's performance in your class and what I can do to help him do better.”
- “I'd like to send this via registered mail.”
- “I'd like to speak with someone about refinancing my home.”
- “I'd like to take off the week of March 10th - 14th. Let me know if that presents a problem.”
- “I'd say that my greatest strength is my willingness to take risks.”
- “I'll get to that in just a minute.”
- “I'll just need to see a photo I.D.”
- “I'll see your five and raise you five more.”
- “I'm not seeing any results.”
- “I'm open to other suggestions, though.”
- “I'm sorry, I can't go into that.”
- “I've got to get my own place.”
- “If anything, I have to actively work to put on weight.”
- “If you get questions that should be fielded by Ops, this will help you determine which Ops staffer is responsible for which sales division.”
- “If you get stuck, come grab me and I’ll be happy to help.”
- “If you go with the High Yield checking account, you can earn 1.25% interest on your balance.”
- “If you have questions about anything, feel free to come by and ask, any time.”
- “Indeed.”
- “It depends. What are you making?”
- “It gets monotonous after a while, don't you think?”
- “It must have been caused by someone entering the date incorrectly.”
- “It says you're supposed to use it in a well-ventilated area.”
- “It was pretty uneventful.”
- “It wouldn't kill you to do a load of laundry every now and then, would it?”
- “It's a good value for the price.”
- “It's a little overcast.”
- “It's about this seemingly normal suburban couple who are actually undercover spies.”
- “It's funny: he's this big, burly guy but his voice is all soft and high-pitched.”
- “It's good stuff. Organic, no artificial flavors or preservatives... and it's pretty tasty!”
- “It's not all glamour and prestige; we put in a lot of long, thankless hours.”
- “It's so much easier to order something than to spend all that time going to the grocery store, cooking, washing dishes... Not to mention I'm not that good of a cook to begin with.”
- “It's such a waste of time.”
- “It's truly an honor to meet someone of your stature and influence.”
- “It... uh... I think it auto-saves your work as you type.”
- “I’m good at thinking quickly on my feet.”
- “I’m not sure that’s a good idea.”
- “I’m responsible for filing permits and paperwork with the government.”
- “I’m... ah... I'm exploring my options right now.”
- “J.B. is kind of a stickler about getting to work on time.”
- “Janu is going to be filling in for me while I'm out on maternity leave.”
- “Jeez! It was an honest mistake!”
- “Keep your eyes on the ball.”
- “Lay it on its side and hold it steady with your other hand. It's easier to cut that way.”
- “Let me know if that works.”
- “Let me take you around and introduce you to everyone.”
- “Let's... talk about that offline.”
- “Look on the bright side: now you can justify getting something newer.”
- “Lord, we pray that you watch over Richard and his family in this difficult time.”
- “Maybe you can settle this debate we've been having. Who do you think is hotter: Beyoncé or Rihanna?”
- “Meliana, I'm afraid I have some bad news.”
- “Mintel, the world’s largest computer chip manufacturer, reported a sharp decline in its quarterly profits on Tuesday as computer sales continue to fall.”
- “Moving on, let's review the differences between ionic and covalent bonds.”
- “Nice to meet you. Welcome aboard!”
- “No exceptions!”
- “No one has come forward yet to claim responsibility for the attacks and police have not named any suspects.”
- “No thanks. I'll just try him again later.”
- “No way. You don't stand a chance!”
- “No. I'm sorry, but this is unacceptable.”
- “Not a chance! I've got this one in the bag.”
- “Not at all.”
- “Not to mention, there are always new devices coming out.”
- “OK, I think that's about it.”
- “OK, head north on Highway 15 for 2 or 3 minutes, then turn right at the first light after the overpass.”
- “OK, well, I’ll let you get settled in.”
- “OK. Let's go with that then.”
- “Oh my gosh... I'm speechless.”
- “Oh wow, that sounds really interesting.”
- “Oh, so you’re one of those, huh?”
- “On a scale of one to five, I'd give it a four.”
- “On the bright side, we were able to cut costs by 20%”
- “Our faces are a little out of focus.”
- “Party of 6, right this way.”
- “People will say almost anything to get out of jury duty.”
- “Please stop me if you have any questions.”
- “Police have not yet determined the cause of death.”
- “Quit nagging me!”
- “Rachit reports to Irina.”
- “Rest assured, we'll find this scumbag and make him pay.”
- “Sales have been steadily rising.”
- “See how the alert message changed when you did that?”
- “Set up a recurring external transfer.”
- “Settle down! You're getting all worked up over nothing.”
- “She stayed by his side the whole time.”
- “She used to report to Amy, then she got promoted to Manager and Amy moved over to the Pricing department. ”
- “She was a stray that I took in.”
- “She'd never even held a gun before, much less shot one.”
- “She'll be with you shortly.”
- “She's gone on to a better place now.”
- “Sir, I think we have an issue.”
- “Sir, are you ready to check out?”
- “So... yeah, that’s about it.”
- “So… any ideas?”
- “Sure, take your time.”
- “Thanks for coming. Let’s go ahead and get started.”
- “That region holds a special place in my heart.”
- “That seems like a tough field to break into.”
- “That sounds like a blast!”
- “That stuff'll clog your arteries.”
- “That's weird. I could have sworn I put it here.”
- “That’s cool.”
- “The average life expectancy there is something crazy like 82 years.”
- “The distance between us and the nearest star is so vast, it takes about 4 years for its light to reach us.”
- “The exchange rate is killing us.”
- “The fender is a little dented. Otherwise, it's as good as new.”
- “The laundry room is closed for repairs until further notice.”
- “The soles of my feet are raw from all that walking.”
- “Then select the appropriate status from the drop-down menu.”
- “There was a huge spike in demand in the second quarter, but it's been flat since then.”
- “There's a 24-hour fitness room on the first floor, which you can access with your room key.”
- “There's a little diner on the corner of 69th and Broadway that's all right.”
- “There's a seating chart in the back of the roll book.”
- “There's some kind of funky odor in here.”
- “These readings are off the charts!”
- “They found that different brain regions developed depending on how difficult it was for the subjects to learn.”
- “They're one of the most reliable cars on the road.”
- “Think of this as an opportunity.”
- “This guy over there with the dreadlocks, Johnny... he's kind of the boss's right hand man.”
- “This one's quite a bit cheaper... but it has a six-hour layover in Atlanta.”
- “To be honest, I’m kind of looking to branch out into something different.”
- “Try to get in around nine.”
- “Ugh. My sleep cycle is still totally out of whack.”
- “Unless you're out there harvesting food from your own garden, you can never be 100% sure what's being done to it.”
- “Voter turnout here is abysmal.”
- “We all had to huddle together for warmth.”
- “We don't have much of a mass transit system here.”
- “We don't have nearly as much leverage with our distributors as we used to.”
- “We have a complimentary breakfast buffet available from 7 to 10 a.m.”
- “We have over 300 locations across the U.S. and Canada.”
- “We simply do not tolerate people who are disrespectful to others.”
- “We were growing really rapidly for the first few months, but since then it’s evened off.”
- “We're out of time today, but we'll come back to this tomorrow.”
- “We've been toying with the idea of raising our own chickens.”
- “We've discovered a bug that would allow a hacker to gain access to the system.”
- “Welcome to the team! It’s great to have you with us.”
- “Well, hang in there.”
- “Well, it's nice to have you back.”
- “We’re down 4% over last year.”
- “What else can go wrong today?”
- “What measures can we put in place to make sure that this doesn't happen again?”
- “What's all that racket?”
- “What's that rustling noise?”
- “What's the point of even wearing a helmet if you're not going to buckle it?”
- “When I was in middle school, my friend started calling me "Blossom" one day after the character on the sitcom "Blossom", and... somehow it stuck.”
- “When you’re done, click “Submit”.”
- “Why would you go all the way downtown to get a haircut when there's a perfectly good place right across the street?”
- “Will I need to maintain a minimum balance?”
- “Would it be possible to push our meeting back to 3:00?”
- “Wouldn't you know it, my car broke down on the way to the interview!”
- “Wow, is that old place still around?”
- “Wow, that’s really impressive.”
- “Yeah, I actually did it myself.”
- “Yeah, it can be really intimidating traveling in a foreign country where you don't know the language and the customs.”
- “Yeah, it's one of the highest-rated shows on the air.”
- “Yeah, no problem.”
- “Yes, I'd like to place an order for delivery?”
- “Yes, sir. I can help you with that. Can I just get the order number printed on your invoice?”
- “You already have three computers, only one of which you actually use.”
- “You constantly have to be learning just to keep pace with the latest developments.”
- “You didn't even ask me how my day was!”
- “You know what helps me is as soon as the pain starts, I take an aspirin or something to stop the inflammation.”
- “You know what they say: where there's a will, there's a way.”
- “You know, bats are actually good to have around 'cuz they keep the mosquitos in check.”
- “You may be wondering why I called this meeting.”
- “You probably want to check the box that says “Remember my ID”.”
- “You should've been there! Obie showed off his dance moves!”
- “You'll live.”
- “You're welcome to stay for dinner.”
- “You've almost outgrown these.”
- “Your funds will be available in two to three business days.”
Premium Lessons
- “(Clear your throat) Can I have everyone's attention for a moment?”
- “9% of respondents indicated that they did not have car insurance.”
- “A few years ago, they were on the brink of extinction. Now they're thriving, thanks to conservation efforts.”
- “A fugitive has been apprehended after attempting to escape from a Durham county jail.”
- “A good rule of thumb is to put 10% of your pay into savings.”
- “A limp handshake leaves a bad impression.”
- “Absolutely. I'd love to.”
- “Absolutely. The war on drugs is a waste of our tax dollars, plain and simple.”
- “Actually it's been kind of slow this week.”
- “Actually, I'm looking to switch careers.”
- “Actually, can I get plastic instead?”
- “Actually, if you could give us a few more minutes...?”
- “Actually, now's not a good time.”
- “Add to Cart”
- “After everything I've done for you, you turn around and stab me in the back like this?”
- “After shaping it on his wheel, the artist trims off the excess clay to form an angular shape.”
- “After that, you just have to simmer it for an hour or so.”
- “After you.”
- “Ah well... I gave it my best shot.”
- “Aiden, it's your turn to take the trash out.”
- “Albert got all defensive when I commented on his design.”
- “Albert is asking us to notify him of any revisions we make to the extensions sheet.”
- “All I want is to meet a guy with a stable job and a good sense of humor. Is that too much to ask?”
- “All Korean men are required to serve in the army.”
- “All baggage must be stowed in the overhead container.”
- “All buckled up?”
- “All done?”
- “All proceeds will go to the Susan G. Komen foundation to fund cancer research.”
- “All reimbursement requests must be submitted by Dec. 8th.”
- “All residents within a 5-kilometer radius have been instructed to evacuate their homes.”
- “All right man, take it easy!”
- “All right – let's get to work.”
- “All right, tell me your version of what happened.”
- “All right, we'll pick it back up in the morning.”
- “All right, whatever. Suit yourself.”
- “All she does is sit around on the Internet.”
- “All that hard work and determination really paid off.”
- “All that sun must have really worn them out.”
- “Allow me to introduce Dr. Melanie Gantz. Dr. Gantz is a leading authority on Native American history and culture.”
- “Although, on the other hand, you might be better off waiting until the last minute.”
- “Always secure your own mask before assisting others.”
- “Americans have a lot of misconceptions about us.”
- “Amy and I were sitting there talking and this guy I know walked by.”
- “An oldish gentleman, built kind of solidly?”
- “Anant, can you load up the dishwasher?”
- “Angelo is a real pleasure to work with. He's extremely meticulous.”
- “Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.”
- “Are we there yet?”
- “Are you aware that one in five families has trouble putting food on the table every day?”
- “Are you getting a refund?”
- “Are you getting any reception?”
- “Are you going through a recruitment agency?”
- “Are you going to be able to make the deadline?”
- “Are you planning on asking her out?”
- “Are you satisfied with your job?”
- “Are you sure that it’s sturdy enough to support your weight?”
- “Are you sure you've really thought this through?”
- “As I was riding the train home, I realized that I'd left my keys in the closet at work.”
- “As a salesperson, you have to be able to relate to a wide range of people.”
- “As the Earth orbits around the sun, the angle at which sunlight hits the Earth changes.”
- “As you can see, the advantages of the new site are, one, it's personalized.”
- “As you leave the train, please watch the gap between the train and the platform.”
- “As you're all aware, we've been forced to make significant cutbacks.”
- “As you're well aware, all requests for tech support are to go through me.”
- “At first I was in total shock.”
- “At this point, I don't think there's much we can do about it.”
- “Attendance is required.”
- “Aw, look at the baby holding her stuffed bunny!”
- “Aw, you're just saying that!”
- “Baby, would you mind giving me a hand with this?”
- “Bad girl! Let go of that!”
- “Before we can install the new counter, we'll have to rip up all this old linoleum, and possibly replace some of the underlying floor. ”
- “Before we get started, I have something to tell everyone. I wanted to let you all know that I'm pregnant.”
- “Before you know it, he'll be all grown up.”
- “Before you pull out, check in your rear view mirror to see if there's anyone behind the car.”
- “Believe it or not, I had never even traveled abroad when I moved here.”
- “Believe it or not, she made the first move.”
- “Bethany is a lot quieter in real life than she is over the phone.”
- “Better safe than sorry.”
- “Better than nothing, I guess.”
- “Bless you!”
- “Brian pointed out that we could take his car to the airport and they can pick it up later.”
- “But I still have trouble expressing myself.”
- “But I've managed to do OK.”
- “But it still comes out from time to time.”
- “But seriously, it's time you got rid of that thing.”
- “But sometimes you'll be flipping through the channels and come across something really interesting.”
- “Can I drop these off here?”
- “Can I get a sip of that?”
- “Can I get change for a twenty?”
- “Can I get you something to drink?”
- “Can I get you something to drink? Coffee? Tea?”
- “Can I help you?”
- “Can I try these on?”
- “Can someone dim the lights?”
- “Can we stop by an ATM on the way there?”
- “Can you PLEASE cover my shift on Saturday?”
- “Can you at least give me a ballpark?”
- “Can you believe the nerve of these airlines charging a fee for checking a suitcase?”
- “Can you believe these kids just making out on the street?”
- “Can you believe this shit?”
- “Can you check to see if the battery's charged?”
- “Can you copy me on it as well?”
- “Can you explain to me how this works?”
- “Can you fit me in this afternoon?”
- “Can you follow up with Jay later this week?”
- “Can you give me just a minute to finish writing this?”
- “Can you go gather some kindling?”
- “Can you go grab a jar of pasta sauce from the next aisle?”
- “Can you hold it in for a few more minutes?”
- “Can you hold it steady for me?”
- “Can you just stop it please?”
- “Can you just trim the back and sides?”
- “Can you please swipe your card and enter your PIN number?”
- “Can you pull up the pricing estimate I sent out last week?”
- “Can you refresh my memory?”
- “Can you squeeze one more in there?”
- “Can you tell him to swing by my office when he gets a chance?”
- “Can you tell me what my balance is?”
- “Can you wipe that up, please?”
- “Can't you make an exception just this once?”
- “Come on out with us and blow off some steam!”
- “Come on! Did you have to bring that up?”
- “Come on! What do you say?”
- “Come on! You've got to at least give it a shot.”
- “Come on, spit it out.”
- “Come on. I didn't mean it that way.”
- “Come to think of it, I can't even remember when the last time I hosted a party was.”
- “Could you go into a little more detail about how that works?”
- “Daniel Day-Lewis gave an absolutely riveting performance!”
- “Darn, I don't have anything to peel it with!”
- “Dear Lord, we thank you for this food that we're about to receive.”
- “Dear Mr. Kent: I am writing to inform you that we have not yet received your rent payment for this month.”
- “Did I leave my camera at your place, by any chance?”
- “Did he mention where he was going?”
- “Did you catch the last episode of Lost?”
- “Did you get it colored?”
- “Did you get the revised schedule I sent out last week?”
- “Did you have a rough day?”
- “Did you hear about Google introducing a new version of Docs?”
- “Did you know that they're making a new Ghostbusters sequel with the original cast?”
- “Did you see what happened?”
- “Did you turn it all the way off?”
- “Do I look presentable?”
- “Do not use if seal is broken.”
- “Do you ever think 'what if'?”
- “Do you get what I'm trying to get across?”
- “Do you happen to know a guy by the name of Fred Breedlove?”
- “Do you have allergies or something?”
- “Do you have an account with us?”
- “Do you have an upset stomach?”
- “Do you have any formal training?”
- “Do you have any preferences as to the ages, genders, ethnicities, etc. of the actors?”
- “Do you have any recommendations for a nice, balanced red?”
- “Do you have this in green?”
- “Do you know if it's mandatory?”
- “Do you know of a good burger place around here?”
- “Do you know whether that would be covered by my insurance?”
- “Do you mind if I ask what your ethnic background is?”
- “Do you mind?”
- “Do you still want to get together?”
- “Do you take this man to have and to hold from this day forward, for better and for worse, 'till death do you part?”
- “Do you think this will go well in the study?”
- “Do you want me to take over?”
- “Do you want that all in ones?”
- “Do you want the aisle seat?”
- “Do you want to borrow my clippers?”
- “Do you want to go for a stroll along the river?”
- “Does that mean what I think it means?”
- “Don't be a smart ass!”
- “Don't be so closed-minded!”
- “Don't be wasteful. Let's donate them.”
- “Don't expect to get a high-paying job right out of school.”
- “Don't feel obligated to come if you're too busy.”
- “Don't just sit there! Do something!”
- “Don't let their pettiness and negativity get to you.”
- “Don't make me pull this car over!”
- “Don't shy away from conflict; embrace it!”
- “Don't stay too late!”
- “Don't tell me you're jaded already!”
- “Don't tell me you've never ridden a roller coaster before!”
- “Don't tempt me!”
- “Don't try to act tough.”
- “Don't try to force it in!”
- “Don't you dare talk to me like that!”
- “Don't you dare!”
- “Don't you hate how those cords always get tangled up?”
- “Don't you think you're rushing into things?”
- “Draw in a deep breath.”
- “Drinking in moderation is supposed to be good for your heart.”
- “Dude! Have you been living under a rock? She's über-famous!”
- “Dude, you're making the rest of us look bad!”
- “During the break between sections 1 and 2, if you need to use the restroom, you may do so.”
- “Earl's looking pretty scruffy, isn't he?”
- “Easier said than done.”
- “Even an extremely modestly priced home in this area costs 150K at the bare minimum.”
- “Every so often I'll have a dream where I'm being chased by some kind of monster.”
- “Every time he cooks, he leaves grease spattered all over the stovetop.”
- “Everybody seems to be critical of the President these days, but I still believe in him.”
- “Everybody take a look at the picture on page 46. This is a model of what a strand of DNA looks like.”
- “Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.”
- “Ew! Don't pick your nose! That's gross!”
- “Ew! I stepped in dog poop!”
- “Excuse me!?”
- “Excuse me, I could use a little help...”
- “Excuse me, we're taking up donations for the Haiti Relief Fund. Do you have a moment?”
- “Excuse me. Can I slide past you?”
- “Excuse me. Would you mind watching over my stuff for me for just a minute?”
- “Feel free to ask questions at any point.”
- “Feel free to delegate some of those responsibilities to me.”
- “Finally we settled on 'Recordbreaker'.”
- “Fine! I'll take it back!”
- “Fine, we'll go to the Korean place.”
- “First I'm applying a bit of eyeshadow.”
- “First and most importantly, you need to make sure that all your students are accounted for.”
- “Fold it yourself!”
- “For your own sake, I really hope they don't cancel.”
- “Fortunately the judge ruled in my favor.”
- “From a practical perspective, I don't see how that's possible.”
- “From now on, check with me before you do that.”
- “Frugal? Cheap is more like it!”
- “Give it another swipe?”
- “Go to hell.”
- “God forbid we go a single day without it raining.”
- “Gosh, I feel like I'm turning into a grumpy old man.”
- “Great! Now I have to re-do it.”
- “Growing up, I had a strong Southern accent.”
- “Guess who I saw today!”
- “Guys, I have to talk to you.”
- “Guys, help me straighten up a little please.”
- “Guys, let's call it a day.”
- “Have a good one!”
- “Have no fear! I shall rescue you.”
- “Have these been run?”
- “Have they given you any updates on her condition?”
- “Have you been naughty or nice this year?”
- “Have you confronted him about it?”
- “Have you ever had the urge to track down your biological parents?”
- “Have you experienced any heart palpitations?”
- “Have you guys covered exponents yet?”
- “Have you heard back about the lease yet?”
- “Have you noticed that Lisa's been acting a little strange lately?”
- “Have you spotted any celebrities?”
- “He claims he didn't do it, but I strongly suspect that he did.”
- “He claims to have been abducted by aliens.”
- “He could at least say 'hi' or something.”
- “He ended up getting job offers from both companies.”
- “He gets cranky when he doesn't have a nap.”
- “He got suspended for flipping off the bus driver.”
- “He has a reputation for being kind of eccentric.”
- “He has a weird sense of humor.”
- “He has your eyes.”
- “He inherited the position from his father.”
- “He is currently being held in a maximum security prison.”
- “He just blew me off.”
- “He just released it over the weekend.”
- “He likes to act like he doesn't know anything about it.”
- “He really resembles George.”
- “He said it so matter-of-factly, I didn't know what to make of it at first.”
- “He throws a mean curveball!”
- “He was extremely animated.”
- “He wears his hair slicked-back?”
- “He went on for like twenty minutes about how his neighbor is putting in a swimming pool.”
- “He's a guy from my apartment complex.”
- “He's a lot shorter in person.”
- “He's adorable!”
- “He's always jetting off to exotic locations in far-off corners of the world.”
- “He's an incredibly charismatic and personable guy.”
- “He's an old childhood friend of mine.”
- “He's going through a little rebellious phase.”
- “He's going to hang back for a few weeks to tie up a few loose ends.”
- “He's got a great work ethic.”
- “He's got those big, broad shoulders.”
- “He's just insecure, and he tries to drag other people down to compensate.”
- “He's just worried about people undermining his authority.”
- “He's nervous about making friends at the new school.”
- “He's not exactly what you'd call a "team player".”
- “He's out of control.”
- “He's past his prime now, but he was a great player at his peak.”
- “He's still better than the rest of them put together.”
- “He's too effeminate. I like manly guys.”
- “Her enthusiasm is contagious.”
- “Her health had been deteriorating for many years.”
- “Here – let me adjust the seat for you.”
- “Here's an estimate of the cost. Keep in mind, it's just a ballpark.”
- “Here. Take an extra one, just in case.”
- “Hey man, you're preaching to the choir. ”
- “Hey there buddy! Daddy missed you.”
- “Hey, I just wanted to remind you that, um, you haven't paid yet for this month?”
- “Hey, I think I'm going to cut out a bit early today.”
- “Hey, can you pick up some take-out on your way home?”
- “Hey, come on! That has sentimental value to me!”
- “Hey, don't sweat it.”
- “Hey, have you had a chance to consider my request?”
- “Hey, is anyone driving a blue Buick? Your alarm's going off.”
- “Hey, scoot over.”
- “Hey, um, you've got something stuck in your teeth.”
- “Hey, you're taking up the whole bed!”
- “Hi Amy. This is Zack.”
- “Hi Jane, I'm not feeling well this morning.”
- “Hi Tony. Any update on the status of the next shipment?”
- “Hi — I don't think we've been properly introduced. I'm Aaron.”
- “Hi. Do you have any vacancies?”
- “Hi. I couldn't help but notice you from across the room.”
- “Hi. You've reached Misty. I'm not available to take your call right now, but please leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.”
- “His resignation definitely marks the end of an era for Ample.”
- “Hmm. That's a good question.”
- “Hold on a sec; I'm in the middle of writing something!”
- “Hold on — you might be able to recover it.”
- “Hold on, hold on. Start at the beginning.”
- “Hold on. Just hear me out first.”
- “Home ownership is more trouble than it's worth.”
- “Honestly, I don't regret quitting at all.”
- “Honestly, I feel more relieved than anything.”
- “Hopefully I can bring my GPA up to at least a 3.0 this semester.”
- “Hopefully it won't come to that.”
- “Hopefully that'll keep them occupied for a little while.”
- “Hopefully we can keep up the momentum this quarter as well.”
- “How are you fellas?”
- “How awkward!”
- “How can you concentrate with all that going on?”
- “How can you stand working in such a cold, sterile environment day in and day out?”
- “How could you buy them without consulting with me?”
- “How do you like it so far?”
- “How do you take it?”
- “How does it go?”
- “How long's it been since you clipped those suckers?”
- “How lovely!”
- “How many times do I have to tell you to clean up after yourself?”
- “How often do you get the opportunity to move to another country?”
- “How rude of me! Karen, this is my friend Jeff.”
- “How'd it go?”
- “How'd you manage to pull that off?”
- “How's everyone?”
- “How's your commute?”
- “Hurry up and make up your mind.”
- “I actually wrote a paper on this in college.”
- “I admire your willpower.”
- “I always try to project an image of authority.”
- “I am so psyched!”
- “I base my tips on how good the service is.”
- “I believe it's sold over the counter.”
- “I believe that everything happens for a reason.”
- “I bet you a hundred dollars the Mets are going to lose.”
- “I bet you don't remember me, do you?”
- “I bought these here earlier today, but when I got them home I discovered that one of them seems to have a hole in it.”
- “I came across an article the other day about how sitting for long periods is supposedly horrible for your health.”
- “I came this close to packing up and moving out to Hollywood to pursue an acting career.”
- “I can adjust the temperature, if you want.”
- “I can assist you with that.”
- “I can barely hold my eyes open.”
- “I can definitely relate to that.”
- “I can definitely tell you're getting better.”
- “I can never tell whether he's joking.”
- “I can tell you put a lot of work into it.”
- “I can tolerate a long commute as long as I'm able to get a seat on the train.”
- “I can tolerate the heat, but what I can't stand is this humidity!”
- “I can't believe I fell for that.”
- “I can't believe someone would do such a thing.”
- “I can't believe you watch this stuff. It's so cheesy!”
- “I can't put up with their incessant bickering.”
- “I can't remember if I sent it or not.”
- “I can't tell what that word's supposed to be. Any ideas?”
- “I can't wait to get it home and try it out!”
- “I could barely keep a straight face.”
- “I could care less about climbing the social ladder or whatever.”
- “I could really use a cup of coffee.”
- “I couldn't help but overhear you saying something about a film festival. Are you a filmmaker?”
- “I couldn't put it down.”
- “I couldn't see because of the glare.”
- “I did it in under seven hours.”
- “I didn't catch that. Did you hear what he said?”
- “I didn't even know who any of the candidates were in most of the races.”
- “I didn't raise you to be a picky eater!”
- “I didn't want to make her feel self-conscious.”
- “I didn't want to put her in a nursing home.”
- “I do agree with him on defense, though.”
- “I don't blame you.”
- “I don't buy into the idea that you have to go to college to get a good job.”
- “I don't get it.”
- “I don't go for those kind of movies. It's just a bunch of adolescent male wish fulfillment.”
- “I don't have one on me.”
- “I don't have time to haggle with someone over the price of a piece of furniture!”
- “I don't know about that.”
- “I don't know exactly how much it'll be. I'll call the office and have them crunch the numbers.”
- “I don't know how you do it.”
- “I don't know, sweetie. Check the expiration date.”
- “I don't know. Too baggy, if you ask me.”
- “I don't like my personal information being out there for everyone to see.”
- “I don't like you running around with that crowd.”
- “I don't see that happening any time soon.”
- “I don't see what the big deal is.”
- “I don't think I can keep up this pace.”
- “I don't think I'd be able to endure that kind of pain.”
- “I don't usually give my number out to people I've just met, but for you I'll make an exception.”
- “I don't want to burn any bridges.”
- “I don't want to get all bulked up; I just want to get toned.”
- “I don't want to get into it right now.”
- “I don't want to hear any excuses. You need to take responsibility for yourself.”
- “I don't want to make a big deal out of it.”
- “I don't want to take up any more of your time.”
- “I doubt I'll get much for it.”
- “I drove directly home after leaving work.”
- “I ended up spending the night in a cheap hotel.”
- “I feel like I'm stuck in a rut.”
- “I feel like I've hit a plateau.”
- “I feel obligated to give at least three weeks' notice at my current job.”
- “I feel sorry for young folks these days, entering this job market saddled with these enormous student loans...”
- “I felt pretty confident going in.”
- “I finally had to just cut him off.”
- “I finally had to swallow my pride and beg my parents to lend me some money.”
- “I financed the entire company out of my own pocket.”
- “I find it hard to believe that you're really going to need all that luggage just for 3 days.”
- “I find it hard to relate to him sometimes.”
- “I find it really hard to focus on my work in the afternoon.”
- “I forgot to charge it.”
- “I generally try to keep up with what's going on.”
- “I get distracted so easily!”
- “I get this sharp pain in my shoulder whenever I raise my arm.”
- “I give up. What color is it?”
- “I got a flat.”
- “I got caught without an umbrella.”
- “I got in an accident and messed up your car.”
- “I got it on a whim one day a few years ago.”
- “I got mixed up and called my landlord by mistake.”
- “I got pulled over on my way home last night.”
- “I got this on sale for only four bucks.”
- “I got yelled at for not calling.”
- “I guess I just wanted to expand my horizons.”
- “I guess I might as well stick around and have one more.”
- “I guess I'll thaw this out.”
- “I guess it requires some assembly.”
- “I guess so.”
- “I had Eric when I was only 18.”
- “I had chocolate cake for dessert, which was good but nothing special.”
- “I had nothing to do with that.”
- “I hate to cause trouble, but I ordered this medium-rare.”
- “I hate to say 'I told you so', but...”
- “I hate when that happens!”
- “I have a gut feeling that it's a boy.”
- “I have bags under my eyes, don't I?”
- “I have only a vague understanding of Korean politics.”
- “I have some good news. I was offered the job in Singapore.”
- “I have this recurring dream where I'm on a boat that's sinking.”
- “I have to admit, I do prefer bottled water.”
- “I have to put together a presentation for Upper Management.”
- “I have to renew it soon. It expires in June.”
- “I have to say — I was kind of disappointed.”
- “I hear some kind of siren in the background.”
- “I hear that it's a likely Oscar contender.”
- “I hear you're considering going into medicine.”
- “I highly recommend it.”
- “I hope he's able to fit in at his new school.”
- “I hope we can still be friends.”
- “I improvised on a recipe that I found in a magazine.”
- “I intend to address these challenges head-on.”
- “I interpreted that as a sign that he was letting her go.”
- “I just barely made it back in time to return the car.”
- “I just caught the tail end of it.”
- “I just skinned it a little.”
- “I just thought I'd come out and get some fresh air and sunshine.”
- “I just wanted to make sure we're all on the same page.”
- “I keep making the same mistake over and over.”
- “I kind of feel obligated to go, you know?”
- “I knew it!”
- “I knew you'd give me a hard time about it!”
- “I know I'm going to mangle this...”
- “I know it's tough going out there, but we need to keep pushing.”
- “I know that I have some very big shoes to fill.”
- “I know that it's a bit of a risk, but I really think we can pull it off.”
- “I know that it's highly unlikely that anyone will publish it, but I figured, 'What the hell...'”
- “I know; it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.”
- “I like a guy with a nice body, but if he's a little overweight I can live with it.”
- “I like this one except for the color.”
- “I like to leave a generous tip.”
- “I look like a dork.”
- “I looked everywhere for this! Where'd you find it?”
- “I lost a substantial amount of money.”
- “I love that dry, deadpan style of humor he has.”
- “I love your work.”
- “I marinated it overnight in some garlic, ginger, lime, and olive oil.”
- “I might take you up on that.”
- “I mostly wear neutral colors and earth tones.”
- “I must say, I've been quite impressed with the quality of the pictures that I've taken with it.”
- “I need someone I can count on.”
- “I need to go get my prescription filled, so I'll be back in a while.”
- “I need to swing by the office and drop off a few documents.”
- “I need to work off these love handles.”
- “I need to work on my posture.”
- “I never really developed a taste for beer.”
- “I now pronounce you man and wife. You may kiss the bride.”
- “I only got four hours of sleep last night.”
- “I predict that she'll win by a landslide.”
- “I probably won't be able to get to that until tomorrow morning.”
- “I ran into someone I haven't seen in years.”
- “I saw her walking down the street, playing with her phone.”
- “I saw this incredible documentary the other day on the state of the public school system.”
- “I saw you checking out that lady in there.”
- “I saw... oh shoot, what's her name? I'm drawing a blank.”
- “I see some potential in this idea.”
- “I seriously need to start sending out invitations soon.”
- “I shall destroy all who dare to oppose me!”
- “I should get going.”
- “I started watching over her shoulder and... what can I say? I got sucked into it.”
- “I stepped in a big puddle on the way over here, and now my feet are soaking wet.”
- “I swear, I came this close to just slamming him right in his face!”
- “I take it you disagree...”
- “I tend to dress a little more conservatively at the office.”
- “I think I have a pretty good shot at getting it.”
- “I think I may have a decent chance of winning it.”
- “I think I'll sit this one out.”
- “I think I'm going to take the day off.”
- “I think I’m improving little by little.”
- “I think he's still hung up on her.”
- “I think that the ship symbolizes your feelings about your professional life.”
- “I think you forgot to attach the PDF.”
- “I think you need to get your priorities straight.”
- “I think you set your expectations a little high.”
- “I thought it was a really original take on the story.”
- “I totally bombed it.”
- “I tried to merge into the right lane, but there was a car in my blind spot.”
- “I tried to talk him out of it.”
- “I try to come in early to beat the rush hour traffic.”
- “I understand the general sentiment, but it's hard for me to concisely summarize what they're saying.”
- “I urge everyone to take advantage of the free flu shots being offered this week.”
- “I used to be able to run five miles without breaking a sweat. Now I get winded after the first five minutes.”
- “I used to be such a procrastinator!”
- “I usually just fast forward through the commercials.”
- “I usually wear it parted on the side.”
- “I walked quite a way out, but it was still only about waist deep.”
- “I want to do something meaningful with my life.”
- “I want to switch to a new carrier, but I have 6 more months on my contract.”
- “I want to thank you for all the support you've given me.”
- “I want to try to shed a few pounds and get back in shape.”
- “I wanted to let you all know that Mindy has suffered a loss in her family.”
- “I was completely oblivious!”
- “I was going for something abstract and kind of edgy.”
- “I was halfway there when I realized I didn't have my wallet.”
- “I was having a conversation with Sarah, and this guy came up and said 'Hi' to her.”
- “I was introduced to him by a mutual friend.”
- “I was originally hired as an engineer, but I wound up in sales.”
- “I was pleasantly surprised.”
- “I was really sleepy because I had gone out drinking the night before.”
- “I was slammed all week.”
- “I was stuck in pointless meetings all day.”
- “I was supposed to bring it back by 6:00.”
- “I was surprised by how down-to-earth he was.”
- “I was thinking a shark or something along those lines.”
- “I was thinking something a little more upscale.”
- “I was tossing and turning all night.”
- “I was wondering if I could exchange them for another pair.”
- “I watched a few episodes, but I couldn't really get into it.”
- “I waved to him but he didn't seem to recognize me.”
- “I went out of my way to make sure you were comfortable.”
- “I went straight home after work.”
- “I went straight to sleep as soon as I got home.”
- “I went to a doctor and got some antibiotics, but she said that it would take a few days for them to kick in.”
- “I went to see a talk last night.”
- “I will be out of the office for the week of December 27, with limited access to e-mail.”
- “I wish I'd studied something a little more practical.”
- “I wish it would stop raining.”
- “I wish you'd told me sooner.”
- “I would have guessed that you were in your mid-twenties.”
- “I would lean toward staying in Spain.”
- “I would say something to the waiter.”
- “I would set it for... 5:30?”
- “I would've had to pay a hundred-dollar fine if it had been late.”
- “I would... I guess I would set up a trust fund for my kids... and stick the rest in savings.”
- “I wouldn't say he's stupid. A little naive, maybe.”
- “I wouldn't sign up for a tour unless it was somewhere that's really hard to get around in as a foreigner.”
- “I'd appreciate any feedback you can give me on the content, as well as the spelling and grammar.”
- “I'd better lock it up just in case.”
- “I'd go out and blow it all on a huge shopping spree!”
- “I'd just like to say, on behalf of everyone here, good luck in your new home.”
- “I'd like to cash this. Do I need to fill out a deposit slip or anything?”
- “I'd like to deposit this into checking, please.”
- “I'd like to think that I would donate most of it to a worthy cause.”
- “I'd love to go, but I don't know if I'd be able to manage it financially.”
- “I'd love to hear what you think of it.”
- “I'd rather not open up that whole can of worms.”
- “I'll be there bright and early!”
- “I'll call you next week and we can settle on the time and place.”
- “I'll fiddle around with it for a while.”
- “I'll give you a ring next week to work out the details.”
- “I'll go pick up all the stuff we need.”
- “I'll have a chef’s salad, dressing on the side please.”
- “I'll have one once in a blue moon.”
- “I'll just be glad when it's over.”
- “I'll just let that one soak for a little while.”
- “I'll just take this and put it all on my card.”
- “I'll keep an eye out for it.”
- “I'll keep an eye out for it.”
- “I'll print out a few copies of that for people to refer to.”
- “I'll probably have to go to an accountant this year.”
- “I'll run it by April and see what she thinks.”
- “I'll shoot her an e-mail and find out where we stand.”
- “I'll take that as a 'no'?”
- “I'll tell you what I'll do: I'll give it to you for seventy-five hundred, and I'll throw in the cover and helmet for free.”
- “I'll warn you - It's still pretty damp.”
- “I'm a lightweight.”
- “I'm a little worried about what would happen if we were to have an earthquake.”
- “I'm all for moderation, but this is ridiculous!”
- “I'm amazed at how well it turned out, given the circumstances.”
- “I'm at the point where I can understand most of what's going on around me.”
- “I'm behind you on this one hundred percent.”
- “I'm descended from a famous 16th-century warrior.”
- “I'm driving through a rough part of town.”
- “I'm expecting something to come in today or tomorrow.”
- “I'm finally making a go of it.”
- “I'm fine with a traditional ceremony.”
- “I'm finished filling this out, but I wasn't quite sure what to write in this section.”
- “I'm getting a head start on my Christmas shopping.”
- “I'm going to make an effort to spend more quality time with my family.”
- “I'm having chest pains.”
- “I'm headed out to grab some lunch. You want me to pick you up something?”
- “I'm in support of anything that generates new jobs.”
- “I'm in the mood for something light.”
- “I'm just auditing it, so it doesn't count toward my major.”
- “I'm just gonna kick back with a cold drink and watch the game. You?”
- “I'm just looking.”
- “I'm just sitting here, watching the bamboo sway back and forth in the breeze.”
- “I'm keeping my options open.”
- “I'm kind of shy when it comes to the opposite sex.”
- “I'm looking for a studio in the range of about $1200 a month, preferably downtown.”
- “I'm looking forward to seeing you.”
- “I'm more interested in having a really authentic local experience.”
- “I'm not crazy about them.”
- “I'm not even remotely interested in hearing what he has to say.”
- “I'm not really a fan of horizontal stripes.”
- “I'm not really into the whole cutesy thing.”
- “I'm not saying that they're not skilled musicians... their stuff just isn't for me.”
- “I'm not saying that's true for all Japanese people, of course.”
- “I'm notorious for forgetting birthdays.”
- “I'm on a roll! No pun intended.”
- “I'm on it.”
- “I'm on my own tonight.”
- “I'm out there busting my ass and you're in here slacking off?”
- “I'm perfectly fine not having cable.”
- “I'm pleased to announce that Carlos Turner has been promoted to Northeastern Regional Manager.”
- “I'm pretty strapped for cash myself.”
- “I'm really sorry, but I won't be able to make it to New York next month.”
- “I'm so out of touch with pop culture these days.”
- “I'm so sorry. That was totally my fault.”
- “I'm sorry if you felt excluded or ignored, but it's not my job to babysit you.”
- “I'm sorry to hear that.”
- “I'm sorry to see him go.”
- “I'm sorry, but can you clarify what it is you're asking about?”
- “I'm sorry, you're breaking up.”
- “I'm sorry. I don't set the rules; I just enforce them.”
- “I'm sorry. I just don't get what you're trying to say.”
- “I'm sorry. What was your name again?”
- “I'm sorry; something's come up, and I won't be able to make it.”
- “I'm starving! Let's eat.”
- “I'm staying out of it.”
- “I'm still on the fence.”
- “I'm sure it'll be nominated, but I'd be surprised if it won.”
- “I'm sure it'll pick back up soon.”
- “I'm sure it's fine.”
- “I'm sure it's perfectly safe, but it has a funny taste.”
- “I'm sure we can come to an agreement.”
- “I'm talking lobster, chicken, pizza... you name it!”
- “I'm totally obsessed with Glee.”
- “I'm trying to break my Facebook addiction, so I haven't been on in a while.”
- “I'm trying to cut down on caffeine.”
- “I'm trying to decide whether I should take my laptop.”
- “I'm trying to pack light.”
- “I'm up for anything.”
- “I'm very sorry that it didn't meet your standards.”
- “I'm willing to help you out, but you've got to put forth a little more effort.”
- “I've always looked up to him as a role model.”
- “I've been feeling kind of lightheaded lately whenever I stand up.”
- “I've been getting all these random friend requests lately. Do you get those?”
- “I've been glued to the TV all week.”
- “I've been having excruciating sinus headaches for the last few days.”
- “I've been humming that song all day.”
- “I've been known to have 5 or 6 cups in a day.”
- “I've been meaning to ask you: do you know what's up with Matt?”
- “I've been on one of those low-carb diets for the last few months.”
- “I've come a long way since then.”
- “I've developed a rash of some kind on my upper back, between my shoulder blades.”
- “I've disposed of it.”
- “I've got it.”
- “I've got this neighbor who plays this god-awful techno music until one in the morning.”
- “I've got to hand it to you: you've really stepped up these last few weeks.”
- “I've got to work off this beer belly!”
- “I've gotten a lot of positive feedback on it.”
- “I've had this presentation looming over me for weeks now.”
- “I've had this song stuck in my head for two days!”
- “I've had to walk up and down six flights of stairs all week.”
- “I've lived here for nearly 15 years, off and on.”
- “I've never been able to stick to a diet.”
- “I've never had a single problem with it - knock on wood!”
- “I've never seen such a disgusting bathroom in my life!”
- “I've personally found that long-distance relationships are really hard to make work.”
- “I've tried to suppress it.”
- “Ideally, I'd like to be responsible for managing a small team of my own.”
- “If I HAD to pick something, I'd say it's that I have trouble saying 'no' to people's requests.”
- “If I recall correctly, I think it was blue.”
- “If anything comes up between now and then, just let me know.”
- “If it doesn't fit you, let me know and I'll give you the receipt to exchange it.”
- “If only we'd just waited there, this never would have happened.”
- “If payment is not received by January 15th, you will be charged a $150 penalty.”
- “If there are any issues that require immediate attention, I can be reached on my mobile at 646-469-XXXX.”
- “If we all pitch in and help out, it shouldn't take too long.”
- “If you ask me, the real problem is the way that the media has handled this.”
- “If you could live in any period in history, which one would it be?”
- “If you decide somewhere down the road that you need some of the more advanced features, you can always sell it and upgrade to a more advanced model.”
- “If you don't behave yourself, you're going straight to sleep after dinner. Do you understand me?”
- “If you have any questions or concerns, now is the time to bring them up.”
- “If you have any questions regarding Adele or her performance, please feel free to contact me.”
- “If you just blindly accept whatever they decide to offer, you're definitely leaving money on the table.”
- “If you keep plucking them, you'll end up with no eyebrows left.”
- “If you like chocolate, you'll love Tollhouse double chocolate chip cookies.”
- “If you lose that, we're screwed.”
- “If you make less than $100,000, you should fill out form 1040-EZ.”
- “If you notice anything suspicious, please alert the authorities immediately.”
- “If you promised them you'd be there, you'd really better follow through.”
- “If you show the kids respect, they'll return the favor.”
- “If you're feeling under the weather, by all means go home and get some rest.”
- “Images on this site may not be used without my express written permission.”
- “In case of fire, use stairs unless otherwise instructed.”
- “In many ways, people are worse off now than they were 10 years ago.”
- “In retrospect, I probably should have known it was a scam.”
- “In the unlikely event of an emergency water landing, you may find a flotation device beneath your seat cushion.”
- “Inhale... and exhale.”
- “Interesting. I've never encountered that phrase before.”
- “Is it just me, or was that a bit of a letdown?”
- “Is she coming or what?”
- “Is that for here or to go?”
- “Is that supposed to be his apartment?”
- “Is that widely used?”
- “Is there a certain size you're looking for?”
- “Is there any way I can convince you to reconsider?”
- “Is there anything else I can help you with today?”
- “Is there anything going on between you two?”
- “Is there anything in particular you're in the mood for?”
- “Is this place any good?”
- “Is this seat taken?”
- “Is your back getting stiff?”
- “Isn't it based on a true story?”
- “It calls for vanilla extract. Do we still have any?”
- “It can be tough to navigate the sea of information that's out there these days.”
- “It doesn't hurt to ask.”
- “It happens. Don't worry about it.”
- “It hasn't really sunk in yet.”
- “It just wasn't very believable.”
- “It kind of took me by surprise.”
- “It looks like I'm being deployed in a couple of weeks.”
- “It looks like I've worn through the soles.”
- “It looks like his contract isn't being renewed.”
- “It may not be too eco-friendly, but they're a lot easier to carry that way.”
- “It may take up to three or four weeks for delivery.”
- “It might seem like no big deal, but it reflects badly on the entire organization.”
- “It must be clogged.”
- “It must be great not having to answer to a boss.”
- “It only takes me about 15 minutes.”
- “It says not to take it on an empty stomach.”
- “It seems like it was only yesterday that we first met here.”
- “It seems to be trendy these days to have a bit of stubble. To me, it just looks messy.”
- “It sounds like you have a difficult decision to make.”
- “It sounds vaguely familiar.”
- “It takes place in Ancient Rome.”
- “It took a lot of patience.”
- “It took forever to go through customs.”
- “It turns out that my roommate had left his window unlocked anyway.”
- “It was a great deal. It seemed like a no-brainer.”
- “It was great meeting you the other day.”
- “It was less than $100 for the four of us, which is quite reasonable.”
- “It was nice and all, but it didn't quite live up to the hype.”
- “It was supposed to be an investment, but it turns out it actually depreciated in value.”
- “It was way out in the middle of nowhere.”
- “It wasn't as funny as I thought it would be.”
- “It's a bit intimidating.”
- “It's a little out of my price range.”
- “It's a long story.”
- “It's a lot of fun.”
- “It's a nasty habit — bad for your health, expensive, not to mention the odor.”
- “It's a quiet little suburban community about 30 minutes outside the city.”
- “It's a routine procedure.”
- “It's a shame you missed it!”
- “It's a terrible, terrible tragedy.”
- “It's a vast improvement over my last camera.”
- “It's about time!”
- “It's all about self-discipline.”
- “It's all turned to slush at this point.”
- “It's all yours.”
- “It's an 8-hour drive, so we should leave here by nine o'clock.”
- “It's awfully cold for March.”
- “It's been downgraded to a tropical storm.”
- “It's been on the market for nearly a year now, but we still have nothing to show for it.”
- “It's been one thing after another all day.”
- “It's beneficial not only, you know, from an environmental standpoint, but also in terms of reducing our dependence on foreign oil.”
- “It's crazy how quickly it caught on!”
- “It's crooked. It's tilting to the right.”
- “It's frickin' freezing out there!”
- “It's getting harder and harder to earn a living as a photographer these days.”
- “It's imperative that you keep up with the reading.”
- “It's important to eat your veggies so you can grow up to be big and strong.”
- “It's just been one of those days.”
- “It's just gathering dust in a closet somewhere.”
- “It's kind of hit-or-miss.”
- “It's made a noticeable difference.”
- “It's more or less done.”
- “It's mostly just spread through word of mouth.”
- “It's never a dull moment!”
- “It's nice and all, but by the second or third day I started to get restless.”
- “It's nice to be back.”
- “It's not bad... for what it is.”
- “It's not like we need any more food.”
- “It's not that long of a hike.”
- “It's not the end of the world.”
- “It's not up to me; I'm way too far down on the totem pole.”
- “It's occupied!”
- “It's official: I'm moving to the U.S.!”
- “It's one building over from a little playground.”
- “It's pretty catchy.”
- “It's probably not even worth entering.”
- “It's running out of juice.”
- “It's starting to come together.”
- “It's still good. Just heat it up a bit.”
- “It's strictly confidential.”
- “It's super important that I get this internship.”
- “It's supposed to clear up by Friday.”
- “It's up to you.”
- “It's very dry.”
- “It's you who should be worried, my friend.”
- “It's your call.”
- “I’ll do the rest by hand.”
- “James is, like, a hard core soccer fan.”
- “Jane wanted me to tell you that she's sorry she couldn't make it.”
- “Japanese people tend to be rather reserved.”
- “Just a heads up - we're going to have to meet soon.”
- “Just as I started to think that I was going to get a few minutes to relax, the baby woke up and started crying at the top of his lungs.”
- “Just as you started to think we were finally headed toward an economic recovery, unemployment goes up again.”
- “Just be yourself.”
- “Just because you can doesn't mean you should.”
- “Just give it to me straight.”
- “Just keep track of how much you're spending and I'll pay you back.”
- “Just kidding!”
- “Just tell me the truth.”
- “Just thinking about how enormous it all is... it blows my mind!”
- “Kazu emailed and said he had to cancel his trip.”
- “Keep in mind that it's a lot warmer there at this time of year.”
- “Keep in touch!”
- “Kneel down on your hands and knees and arch your back.”
- “Ladies and gentlemen, we're experiencing some turbulence. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts.”
- “Landscape architecture is an extremely competitive field.”
- “Let me get straight to the point.”
- “Let me tell you a bit about my background.”
- “Let's all take a step back and remember that it's about what's best for the kids.”
- “Let's crack open a window and get some fresh air in here.”
- “Let's definitely keep in touch.”
- “Let's get an objective opinion. Tom, what do YOU think?”
- “Let's just not bother cooking tonight.”
- “Let's just weed out the ones that don't have a photo attached.”
- “Let's not get bogged down in the details at this point.”
- “Let's not jump to conclusions.”
- “Let's say that someone breaks into your house and tries to attack you. What would you do?”
- “Let's say you go up on stage and completely bomb. So what? What's the worst that can happen?”
- “Let's take a look at that.”
- “Life's not all fun and games.”
- “Listen - I know it's none of my business, but you should probably apologize to her.”
- “Listen, I don't want any trouble.”
- “Listen, do you mind if I crash on your couch for a night or two?”
- “Look at the size of those teeth! Man, I wouldn't want to come across one of those out in the wild.”
- “Look at this place! They completely trashed it!”
- “Look on the bright side. You've still got your health and your family.”
- “Look! You got ice cream all down the front of your shirt!”
- “Look, they're in season now.”
- “Looks like they finally got around to fixing that light.”
- “Looks like you'll have to fend for yourself for a few days.”
- “Louise has been killing it!”
- “Ma'am, it seems to be six pounds over the allowed weight. There will be an additional overweight baggage charge for that.”
- “Make a right at the next light.”
- “Make sure they're cooked all the way through.”
- “Make sure to bundle up!”
- “Make yourself comfortable.”
- “Man! She is going to flip out when she hears about this.”
- “Man! You're on fire!”
- “Man, I am so exhausted!”
- “May I offer you a complimentary dessert?”
- “May I remind you that payment is due at the beginning of the month?”
- “Maybe a few of us can all chip in and get her something really nice for her baby shower.”
- “Maybe if we rearrange some of this stuff...?”
- “Meanwhile, can you guys decide on the theme?”
- “Megan was pissed off at Don, but since she couldn't yell at him directly she took it out on Peggy.”
- “Meyerson suffered a major knee injury last year that took him out of the game for most of the season.”
- “Mmm! This is terrific!”
- “Modern life is confusing, in that technology is constantly changing.”
- “Mom, the faucet's dripping.”
- “Monica's been growing increasingly disruptive in class over the past few weeks.”
- “Most importantly, you've got to be passionate about it.”
- “Mount Shinmoedake, a volcano in southern Japan, began erupting earlier this week.”
- “My allergies are killing me!”
- “My coach used to tell us, 'You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.'”
- “My ears are still ringing.”
- “My father was always too absorbed in his work to pay much attention to me.”
- “My glasses are fogging up.”
- “My grandpa used to tell me about how he had to get up at the crack of dawn every day to start work on the farm.”
- “My heart goes out to all the victims of this tragic event.”
- “My heart's still racing.”
- “My husband is a total baseball freak.”
- “My infant is running a fever of a hundred and two.”
- “My job requires me to put in a lot of late hours.”
- “My knee is acting up again.”
- “My long-term goal is to open my own restaurant.”
- “My mom is plump like me, but my dad is tall and wiry.”
- “My my! Don't you look dapper?”
- “My old one's kind of worn-out-looking.”
- “My parents set really high standards for me, and I haven't always lived up to them.”
- “My phone bill was even higher than usual this month.”
- “My show is coming on at ten.”
- “My wife'll kill me if I don't get home soon.”
- “Nah, she's way out of my league.”
- “Nelly, can you maybe shed a little light on this?”
- “New York-bound local train, now boarding on track three.”
- “Next up is Steve. He's going to walk us through the new homepage redesign.”
- “Night night!”
- “No matter what happens, I'm there for you.”
- “No offense, but I just don't see what the point of those is.”
- “No one's going to come knocking on your door. You've got to take the initiative.”
- “No thanks. I'm too wired up as it is.”
- “No thanks. Sunscreen makes my skin feel all oily.”
- “No way!”
- “No way! Get out of here!”
- “No, I couldn't possibly. I'm so stuffed.”
- “No, I mean it!”
- “No, I packed my lunch today. Thanks, though.”
- “No, I'm good, thanks.”
- “No, I'm good. I had a late lunch.”
- “No, I'm self-taught.”
- “No, come on! I'm not laughing at you; I'm laughing with you.”
- “No, it's just a scratch.”
- “No-no; this is for grown-ups.”
- “Nonsense!”
- “Not exactly, but I did get some promising leads.”
- “Not that I know of.”
- “Not that other modes of communication aren't useful, of course.”
- “Nothing in particular.”
- “Now it's just a matter of getting everything unpacked!”
- “Now you see what I go through every day!”
- “Now — paddle your arms and kick your legs!”
- “OK! Get off my back!”
- “OK, I'll let this one slide, but you'd better show up next time.”
- “OK, OK. No need to get all melodramatic.”
- “OK, Sorry to bother you.”
- “OK, fair enough.”
- “OK, let me take attendance and then we'll get started.”
- “OK, let's shoot for Wednesday.”
- “OK, so for the sake of discussion, let's say that the flight is a thousand bucks each.”
- “OK, well, I'll let you go.”
- “OK, who wants pancakes?”
- “OK. Let's get down to business.”
- “OK. Well, I'll take it.”
- “OK. Well, it was a pleasure meeting you.”
- “Obviously, heavy drinking can lead to liver damage and so on.”
- “Oh my God, that's horrible!”
- “Oh my God, that's wonderful!”
- “Oh my God, you must be so excited!”
- “Oh my goodness. It was so moving, by the end I was tearing up.”
- “Oh really? I was an Architecture major, but I minored in Political Science.”
- “Oh shit. It totally slipped my mind.”
- “Oh well, it'll come back to me in a few minutes.”
- “Oh wow. That sounds fascinating.”
- “Oh yeah, they're loaded.”
- “Oh! You trained him to stand on his hind legs?”
- “Oh, I guess we're both going the same way, huh?”
- “Oh, I'm so sorry. Thank you for reminding me.”
- “Oh, I'm sorry. Am I blocking your view?”
- “Oh, have you taken up painting?”
- “Oh, hey Debbie. Sorry, I meant to call someone else.”
- “Oh, my bad. Didn't realize you were saving it.”
- “Oh, that's too bad.”
- “Oh, you shouldn't have!”
- “On that note, I think it's time for me to leave.”
- “On the count of three. One, two, three!”
- “Once upon a time, there was a kingdom ruled by a kind and beautiful queen.”
- “Once you commit to it, there's no going back.”
- “Once you get to know it, it's not that hard.”
- “One day I want to buy a little farm in the country and grow vegetables and raise chickens.”
- “Only 2 left in stock — order soon!”
- “Ooh, my leg's asleep.”
- “Ooh, those make you look so intellectual!”
- “Oops! I meant 2 weeks from yesterday, not today.”
- “Our anniversary is coming up soon.”
- “Our subscription to the Times is coming up for renewal.”
- “Our success was largely due to Adele's contributions.”
- “Our top priority right now is making sure that everyone is OK.”
- “Over one in five Americans suffer from obesity.”
- “Over time, crud starts to build up in the engine.”
- “Pay close attention to the bottom right corner.”
- “Pay up!”
- “Penguins are remarkably well adapted to their icy environment, thanks to millions of years of evolution.”
- “People generally assume that more expensive products are of higher quality, but that's not necessarily the case.”
- “People in a position of authority have a responsibility not to abuse that authority.”
- “People say that Detroit is long past its prime, but some still hold out hope that the city will revive itself.”
- “Pet her gently, OK?”
- “Pick out which one you want.”
- “Pick up the pace, ladies!”
- “Please alert the development team if you receive any error messages.”
- “Please disregard my last message. It was mistakenly sent to the wrong group.”
- “Please do not leave your valuables unattended.”
- “Please get back to me by the end of the day.”
- “Please join me in congratulating him on his new position.”
- “Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.”
- “Please note that all applications must be accompanied by two letters of recommendation.”
- “Please note that these dates are tentative.”
- “Please refer any payroll-related questions to Jared going forward.”
- “Please retain this receipt for your records.”
- “Please tell me I don't have to start over from scratch...”
- “Please! You've got to help me!”
- “Please, please, please - let me know if there's anything I can do to help you through these times.”
- “Pop the hood, will you?”
- “Prior to that, I spent two years as an administrative assistant at a recruiting agency.”
- “Probably just pay off my credit cards and student loans.”
- “Pull up a little closer.”
- “Quit playing with your food!”
- “Really? They plowed my street the next morning.”
- “Really? When did they split up?”
- “Remember guys: there's no 'I' in 'team'.”
- “Remember that sketchy neighborhood we used to live in?”
- “Remember that your days don't carry over, so put in your requests soon.”
- “Restricted area: Do not enter.”
- “Right back at you.”
- “Rina, let me call you right back.”
- “Rory made the team!”
- “Sales have been steadily increasing since the launch.”
- “Seat backs and tray tables must be placed in their upright and locked positions.”
- “Security was super tight.”
- “See here? I patched up that spot where the drywall was starting to crack.”
- “See, I can't do that. I'm a total neat freak.”
- “Seriously?”
- “She can come across as stuck up at first.”
- “She claims to be all about honesty and integrity? What a hypocrite!”
- “She did tell some interesting anecdotes, though.”
- “She didn't even break a sweat.”
- “She goes above and beyond to deliver the very best education to each and every student.”
- “She got tied up at work.”
- “She had it coming.”
- “She has such bad taste!”
- “She insisted that I take it.”
- “She is also the recipient of numerous awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction.”
- “She is highly motivated, reliable, and pleasant to work with.”
- “She kind of perked up when I mentioned Hannah's name.”
- “She makes a compelling argument.”
- “She paid for the trip out of her own pocket.”
- “She played a little trick on me yesterday.”
- “She still sends me photos of her family on a regular basis.”
- “She told me she had to draw some blood, and I swear I nearly fainted.”
- “She was asking something about her travel arrangements, but I didn't quite get what she wanted.”
- “She was initially hesitant to give me her phone number, but I was persistent.”
- “She was promoting her new book.”
- “She was yelling at us and barking out orders.”
- “She wasn't that engaging of a speaker.”
- “She went from sales assistant to Vice President in less than 6 years.”
- “She wrote me a prescription for some pain killers.”
- “She's a big shot in Hollywood now.”
- “She's a little overprotective.”
- “She's a tremendous asset to the team, and we're lucky to have her.”
- “She's already moved on.”
- “She's always striking up conversations with total strangers.”
- “She's been out of work for over a year now.”
- “She's only been gone one day.”
- “She's pretty awesome.”
- “She's talking up a storm these days.”
- “She's trying on a pair of pants.”
- “Shoot! I've got a hangnail.”
- “Shop staff here are a lot more nonchalant about how they behave and speak to you.”
- “Shouldn't a woman have the right to choose what she does with her own life?”
- “Sir, I'm going to have to rescan this.”
- “Skim over it and let me know if you have any questions.”
- “Smoking is definitely a deal-breaker.”
- “So Claire, what do you do?”
- “So do we have an agreement?”
- “So far I've just been getting caught up.”
- “So have you done your taxes yet?”
- “So how've you been?”
- “So many choices!”
- “So much for leaving at a decent time...”
- “So now I'll open the floor for questions.”
- “So the work we did was all for nothing?”
- “So they haven't filed for a divorce yet?”
- “So were you transferred here, or did you move voluntarily?”
- “So what's the story?”
- “So, I heard you're leaving us.”
- “So, I'd like to introduce our first speaker, Tom Johnson.”
- “So, have you settled back into the routine?”
- “So, yeah, that pretty much wraps it up.”
- “So, yeah. Anyway...”
- “Some creepy guy was hitting on me.”
- “Some folks are evacuating, but I'm staying put.”
- “Someone should tell those guys that the baggy pants look is totally out of style.”
- “Someone walked in on me while I was in the bathroom.”
- “Sometimes I wonder what would have happened if I'd stuck with it.”
- “Sometimes I'll run into him on the street, and he doesn't even acknowledge that I'm there.”
- “Sorry I haven't gotten back to you. I've been swamped.”
- “Sorry to interrupt, but can I ask you something quickly?”
- “Sorry to keep pestering you, but who can I speak to about getting access to the shared drive?”
- “Sorry to keep you waiting.”
- “Sorry, I can't hear you. Why don't you text me instead?”
- “Sorry, I can't help but get sucked in when there's a game on.”
- “Sorry, I got sidetracked.”
- “Sorry, I've kind of been in my own little world lately.”
- “Sorry, the ink smeared a little.”
- “Sounds freaky.”
- “Sounds great. What's the catch?”
- “Stand clear of the closing doors please.”
- “Starbucks announced that they're going to offer free Internet access at all their locations.”
- “Stick it in the microwave on 'defrost' for a few minutes.”
- “Sure, I'd be glad to.”
- “Sure, I'll add him to the distribution list.”
- “Sure, I'll take whatever you have.”
- “Sure. Blame it on me.”
- “Sure. What's up?”
- “Sweet!”
- “Sweetheart, it's 2011. Get with it!”
- “Sylvia, where do you stand on this?”
- “Take a few days to think it over.”
- “Take a moment to answer those questions on page 13 if you haven't done so already.”
- “Take one capsule of this two or three times a day; it'll help ease the pain.”
- “Tell me a bit about yourself.”
- “Tell me what we need to do in order to make this go through.”
- “Thank you SO much! You're the greatest!”
- “Thank you all for coming. Wow, what a great turnout.”
- “Thank you so much. I was at my wits' end trying to figure that out!”
- “Thanks a lot!”
- “Thanks but no thanks.”
- “Thanks! I don't know if that's necessarily true, but it's nice of you to say.”
- “Thanks, but I can't. I have a lot to catch up on.”
- “Thanks, but I would have remembered!”
- “Thanks, that's really sweet of you.”
- “That burrito I ate didn't agree with me.”
- “That comes with a 90-day warranty. Would you like to purchase an extended two-year warranty?”
- “That guy she's seeing is a bit of a shady character.”
- “That kind of behavior is not appropriate in public.”
- “That kind of behavior would be totally unacceptable where I come from.”
- “That look she gave him sent chills up my spine.”
- “That looks serious.”
- “That makes me think he has something to hide.”
- “That new guy is so eager to please. I wish he'd tone it down a little.”
- “That one doesn't count!”
- “That one's not appropriate for children.”
- “That seems pretty risky, given the current economic climate.”
- “That sounds a little too intense for me.”
- “That sounds like a recipe for disaster.”
- “That was passed down to me by my grandfather.”
- “That world seems so foreign to me.”
- “That's a drag.”
- “That's a fancy-looking new camera you've got there.”
- “That's a good move on their part.”
- “That's a good question. Let me find out for you.”
- “That's a great look on you!”
- “That's a real letdown.”
- “That's a very generous offer. Um, let me think it over for a few days and get back to you.”
- “That's as low as I'm willing to go.”
- “That's going to attract a lot of new customers.”
- “That's not half bad!”
- “That's not my problem.”
- “That's not necessarily true.”
- “That's not very environmentally conscious of me, is it?”
- “That's really cool how you made it look like they're flying.”
- “That's unlike him. He's usually so clean-cut.”
- “That's why I always try to pay off my credit card bill every month.”
- “That's... quite a bold fashion statement...”
- “The Earth's axis is tilted.”
- “The Immigration office makes you jump through all kinds of hoops to get a green card.”
- “The Jets have let their 12-point lead going into halftime slip away.”
- “The battery life is pretty pathetic.”
- “The bottom line is that you have to reduce your calorie intake to lose weight.”
- “The company was established in Silicon Valley in 1983.”
- “The doctor said that it would take a few days for the antibiotics to take effect.”
- “The doctor will be with you in just a moment.”
- “The dress code is business casual.”
- “The economy has taken priority over environmental issues.”
- “The extent of the damage is just... it's unprecedented.”
- “The fast food market in the U.S. is highly competitive.”
- “The first item doesn't really apply to me.”
- “The flowers are starting to bloom!”
- “The forecast calls for rain.”
- “The girl to my left is Adrian's friend Mirlaine.”
- “The good thing about it is it doesn't need to be watered that often.”
- “The guy in the apartment right below me seems to be having some construction done.”
- “The jury found her 'not guilty'!”
- “The last thing I want is for you to feel like you can't open up to me about this kind of stuff.”
- “The material seems durable and there is a good deal of padding along the back and straps for a comfortable fit. ”
- “The moment I saw her, it was love at first sight.”
- “The music industry has been completely crushed by piracy.”
- “The new iPhone just came out, and I've GOT to have it.”
- “The next thing I know, I'm sprawled out on the floor.”
- “The number of companies that are willing to sponsor a visa is pretty limited.”
- “The only thing about fish is that it's so hard to get rid of the odor.”
- “The outside was crispy, and the inside was juicy and tender.”
- “The pain was just unbearable!”
- “The portion sizes are so much bigger in the U.S.!”
- “The question is whether his leg is fully recovered.”
- “The real key is establishing a relationship with the client.”
- “The situation in Fukushima is deepening the public's concern over the safety of nuclear power.”
- “The thing about zombies is that they're not fast or resourceful, but they're absolutely relentless.”
- “The ultimate goal is to have it available to the public by the end of the year.”
- “The video's pretty choppy on my end.”
- “Their current President is a former business executive.”
- “Their natural habitat is being destroyed, little by little.”
- “Their powerful flippers propel them through the water in search of prey.”
- “Their produce is always brown and wilted.”
- “There is a hurricane warning in effect throughout Delaware and southern New Jersey.”
- “There is considerable disagreement among scientists over how likely such a catastrophe is to occur.”
- “There is no local Brooklyn-bound service between 34th Street and Canal.”
- “There must be a lot of pollen.”
- “There seems to be a bit of a lag.”
- “There were definitely some sparks.”
- “There you go!”
- “There you go.”
- “There you go. You should be up and running now.”
- “There you go; you're all buckled in!”
- “There's a bug buzzing around my head!”
- “There's a few in the area, but they don't have that wide of a selection.”
- “There's a good chance that you'll end up buying a lot of stuff while you're there.”
- “There's a hurricane headed toward us.”
- “There's a position open in digital marketing now that Vicky left.”
- “There's a tournament being held in April that I was thinking about signing up for...”
- “There's a very fine line between spanking your kids and child abuse.”
- “There's always drama with those two.”
- “There's been a big oil spill off the coast of Louisiana.”
- “There's been non-stop coverage of it on all the news networks.”
- “There's fierce competition among photographers for clients.”
- “There's no point in buying a costume if you're not even going to wear it out.”
- “There's no sense beating yourself up over it.”
- “There's no way.”
- “There's nothing good on right now.”
- “There's one little patch that never seems to grow in.”
- “There's so much to do there.”
- “There's some kind of bug going around.”
- “There's this nosy lady next door who's always in our business.”
- “These ATM fees have gotten to be ridiculous!”
- “These days, it's nearly impossible for a family to get by on a single income.”
- “These do look good for a mobile phone.”
- “They are testing the limits of my patience!”
- “They are widely recognized as the world's leading solar energy company.”
- “They can hold you indefinitely without a trial.”
- “They did just a phenomenal job on this event.”
- “They don't even make eye contact with you!”
- “They had a spread like you wouldn't believe!”
- “They had me on hold for like 20 minutes!”
- “They set a pretty high bar for me.”
- “They set up a meet in an abandoned warehouse by the docks.”
- “They still use printed ballots in my district.”
- “They took me in the back room and interrogated me.”
- “They're a bad influence on him.”
- “They're a bit snug around the waistline, don't you think?”
- “They're a little bland, don't you think?”
- “They're both avid travelers.”
- “They're down to four teams now.”
- “They're more energy efficient than conventional bulbs because they generate a lot less heat.”
- “They're not actively searching for a replacement yet.”
- “They're passed out.”
- “They're probably disappointed in me.”
- “They've hinted that they may be introducing a new tablet computer.”
- “Think it over and let me know in the next week or so.”
- “This color really goes well with your skin tone.”
- “This doesn't do it justice at all. You can't possibly capture the essence of that experience on film.”
- “This guy is taking up the whole armrest!”
- “This is a perfect example of what not to do when you're building a website.”
- “This is going to be so much fun!”
- “This is like a dream come true for me.”
- “This is my first time going to Europe, so I'm super pumped.”
- “This is our recently built state-of-the-art laboratory facility.”
- “This is the Cougars' fifth straight losing season.”
- “This item ships for free!”
- “This might sound sexist, but I do believe a woman should stay home and take care of the children.”
- “This one is ancient!”
- “This one is relatively inexpensive.”
- “This one really speaks to me.”
- “This one's a lot more durable than the old one.”
- “This one's supposed to be good.”
- “This place is a complete ripoff.”
- “This place is dead!”
- “This rise in obesity is due to poor diet and lack of exercise.”
- “This thing is such a piece of junk!”
- “This was literally the best meal I've ever had.”
- “Those were the days, huh?”
- “Time Warner Cable's customer service leaves much to be desired.”
- “Time out. I need to sit down and catch my breath.”
- “To make matters worse, one of the books I need is checked out.”
- “To put this piece in historical context, it was created during the period when Europeans were just beginning to explore the New World.”
- “Toasting the nuts really brings out their flavor!”
- “Today I was talking with this girl at work who just got back from maternity leave.”
- “Today is a pretty big day for you, huh?”
- “Tom is an expert on social media marketing.”
- “Transfer to the 'R' at 42nd Street.”
- “Try not to draw attention to yourself.”
- “Try to flesh out that first point a little bit more.”
- “Try to narrow down your choices through process of elimination.”
- “Uhh... I'm blanking on her name.”
- “Unfortunately, the people who seem to get ahead are the ones who know how to kiss ass the best.”
- “Valerie's really on a rampage today, huh?”
- “Very funny.”
- “Wait a second. Since when do you play golf?”
- “Was this renovated recently?”
- “Watch out! Your fingers are going to get caught in the door.”
- “We all busted out laughing.”
- “We are working day and night to restore power to all the areas that have experienced outages.”
- “We ask that all electronic devices be turned off and stowed at this time.”
- “We can be fined tens of thousands of dollars if we miss one of the filing deadlines.”
- “We can't take in every stray that comes along.”
- “We conducted a survey of approximately 1,200 car owners from across the country.”
- “We could have just ordered one dish and split it.”
- “We disagree over whether or not to send her to private school.”
- “We do not talk about bodily functions at the dinner table!”
- “We expect sales this quarter to be a little soft compared to last year, due to the overall economic environment.”
- “We got disconnected.”
- “We got tons of responses to that ad I posted.”
- “We have a connecting flight in 30 minutes and it looks like we won't be able to make it in time. Is there another flight that you can put us on?”
- “We have a few more minutes, so I'd be happy to take some questions from the audience.”
- “We have a few shows coming up later this month.”
- “We have a really vibrant art scene.”
- “We have access to all kinds of personal information about the patients.”
- “We have it so easy these days.”
- “We lost touch with each other after high school.”
- “We made a down payment on a house today!”
- “We made tentative plans to meet next Wednesday.”
- “We might as well make the most of it.”
- “We might as well sell it for scrap metal.”
- “We might as well stock up.”
- “We need someone with real hands-on experience.”
- “We need to take an in-depth look at our process to determine how this managed to happen.”
- “We provide assistance to disabled veterans.”
- “We really appreciate all of your hard work and effort.”
- “We received over a hundred submissions.”
- “We rented a little cabin in a remote area of the mountains.”
- “We should do this again sometime soon.”
- “We should get started on that sooner rather than later, don't you think?”
- “We should sit down and go through the details later this week.”
- “We spent the first month just debating what to call ourselves.”
- “We split a couple of appetizers — the grilled octopus and the eggplant dip with pita.”
- “We tee off at 9am sharp. See you there!”
- “We took turns driving, so it wasn't that bad.”
- “We use only the finest ingredients.”
- “We were able to raise just under fifteen thousand dollars.”
- “We'll pass that along as soon as we have it.”
- “We're about to take off. I'll call you when I land.”
- “We're collecting canned goods and other non-perishable items to donate to a local homeless shelter.”
- “We're down to only 3 people now.”
- “We're going to keep it to just close friends and family.”
- “We're going to need to run some tests, just to make sure.”
- “We're looking for a highly motivated, super-organized self-starter.”
- “We're meeting up to sign the lease later this afternoon.”
- “We're no longer able to afford the mortgage payments.”
- “We're not stopping to get ice cream, and that's that!”
- “We're seeing our retail marketing efforts really pay off.”
- “We're still assessing the extent of the damage.”
- “We're trying to come up with a name for our band.”
- “We're trying to save up so that we can afford a house.”
- “We're very pleased with the initial results.”
- “We've actually had to turn away business.”
- “We've all taken very different paths in life.”
- “We've been absolutely overwhelmed with orders.”
- “We've been going through a period of weak sales.”
- “We've developed a new and improved version of the site.”
- “We've got to find a viable alternative to fossil fuels.”
- “We've just been catching up with each other.”
- “Welcome aboard Flight 187 to Chicago. Our travel time this morning will be approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.”
- “Well listen, I'm going to go mingle a bit.”
- “Well, I appreciate your honesty.”
- “Well, I can be a bit assertive at times.”
- “Well, I look forward to working with you.”
- “Well, I think you'd be a great fit for our team.”
- “Well, I'm currently employed as an account manager at a charter airline.”
- “Well, currently I'm an accountant at a commercial real estate company.”
- “Well, he's obviously biased.”
- “Well, it's the thought that counts.”
- “Well, let me see... I have water? Sprite? beer?”
- “Well, you never know...”
- “What a coincidence! I was just about to call you.”
- “What a gentleman! Thank you very much.”
- “What a waste, huh?”
- “What about 'The Nostalgia Police'?”
- “What an ego-maniac!”
- “What are you doing here?”
- “What are you doing up at this hour?”
- “What are you doing with your life? You're spinning out of control!”
- “What are you meowing about?”
- “What can I say? It's a guilty pleasure.”
- “What did you just say to me?”
- “What do I owe you?”
- “What do you have on tap?”
- “What do you have the thermostat set on?”
- “What do you have to lose?”
- “What do you think people did back before they had electricity or running water?”
- “What if we rented a moving van instead of hiring someone?”
- “What if you put it up in a bun?”
- “What part of "no foam" do they not understand?”
- “What prompted you to contact me?”
- “What the hell were you thinking?”
- “What this all means for you guys is that everything needs to be in by Wednesday.”
- “What was I looking for again?”
- “What was it that you wanted me to look at?”
- “What was that?”
- “What would you say is your greatest strength, and what's your greatest weakness?”
- “What'd you do, just pick people randomly?”
- “What'd you do? Did you go cold turkey, or try to ease out of it?”
- “What's it going to take to get through to you?”
- “What's it like living in New York?”
- “What's the deal with this soup?”
- “What's the difference?”
- “What's the point of this meeting anyway?”
- “What's this world coming to?”
- “What's up with this erratic weather we've been having, huh?”
- “What's with all the dry cleaning?”
- “What's with the yawning? Were you out all night partying?”
- “What's wrong? Does your tummy hurt?”
- “What's your position on health care reform?”
- “What's your problem?”
- “What? Don't be ridiculous!”
- “What? You mean you don't want to pull an all-nighter?”
- “Whatever happened to what's-his-name?”
- “When are you due?”
- “When is it again?”
- “When was the last time you got a haircut?”
- “When you factor in the time it takes to travel to and from the airport, it's almost a 24-hour trip.”
- “When you go in his office, there are books scattered all around.”
- “When's it due?”
- “When's this rain gonna let up?”
- “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”
- “Where do you stand on gun control?”
- “Where'd you get it done?”
- “Where's the next one being held?”
- “Whether they're growing in terms of revenue, I'm not so sure.”
- “Which would you recommend?”
- “Who's that smokin' hot chick you were hanging out with?”
- “Whoa! Look at the size of that rock!”
- “Whoa, whoa, watch it. It's gonna tip over!”
- “Why do I always put things off until the very last minute?”
- “Why don't I hang on to that for you.”
- “Why don't we exchange business cards?”
- “Why don't you send in your résumé and see?”
- “Why on Earth would I do that?”
- “Why should I, as a taxpayer, have to bear the burden of supporting these people with my hard-earned money?”
- “Why would you put an empty milk carton back in the fridge?”
- “With all this down time, I don't know what to do with myself!”
- “Word crashed while I was working on it, but luckily I was able to retrieve the file.”
- “Worst case scenario, I can always move back in with my folks.”
- “Would it be OK if I work from home today?”
- “Would you be able to help me put it together?”
- “Would you care to join me on the dance floor?”
- “Would you consider going into business with me?”
- “Would you like to go see a movie together sometime?”
- “Would you mind being my guinea pig?”
- “Would you mind covering for me while I'm out?”
- “Would you mind forwarding me his reply?”
- “Wow, good catch.”
- “Wow, good for you!”
- “Wow, these newer models are pretty fuel-efficient, aren't they?”
- “Wow, this is actually pretty good.”
- “Wow. What a big boy!”
- “Yeah, I don't know... the privacy issue doesn't really concern me too much.”
- “Yeah, I mean, what does he want us to do? Call him every time we make a little change?”
- “Yeah, I start to zone out after about five minutes.”
- “Yeah, I think we're expected to be there.”
- “Yeah, I'm dead serious.”
- “Yeah, but then it'll be blocking one of the outlets.”
- “Yeah, good luck with that.”
- “Yeah, he's a real stickler for following the proper chain of command.”
- “Yeah, it adds up.”
- “Yeah, it's a huge environmental disaster.”
- “Yeah, it's an acquired taste.”
- “Yeah, it's decent.”
- “Yeah, overall I'd say I am.”
- “Yeah, people have a tendency to be unsatisfied with how much they make, no matter what their income is.”
- “Yeah, well hindsight is 20/20.”
- “Yeah, well they've certainly added a lot of staff recently.”
- “Yes, I just wanted to verify that my payment has been received?”
- “Yes, I was wondering if you take Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield?”
- “Yes, the woman over there in the gray suit.”
- “You and Lisa really seemed to hit it off.”
- “You are in SO much trouble.”
- “You can hear the gas coming out when you turn the knob, but it doesn't ignite.”
- “You can substitute plain yogurt for the sour cream if you want to make it lower-fat.”
- “You can tell by the way she carries herself and her tone of voice that she comes from a well-to-do family.”
- “You can't beat face-to-face communication, you know?”
- “You can't count on someone always being there to support you.”
- “You can't just go around using people's stuff without their permission!”
- “You can't just sit around feeling sorry for yourself forever.”
- “You can't show up to an interview with scuffed shoes and your shirt untucked!”
- “You could cause permanent damage to your ears, you know.”
- “You could have killed someone!”
- “You did the right thing by telling me.”
- “You don't want to come across as too desperate.”
- “You get to pick and choose when you work.”
- “You get what you pay for when it comes to shoes.”
- “You had me there for a second.”
- “You hangin' in there?”
- “You have pretty obscure taste in music.”
- “You have quite an impressive background.”
- “You have to convey not only what your skills are, but how you can benefit their organization.”
- “You have to fill out a bunch of paperwork.”
- “You have to keep plugging away, you know?”
- “You have to spend money to make money.”
- “You hung up on me!”
- “You just need to get out there and talk to people more.”
- “You know how you were talking about Coldplay coming to town? Well, ta-da!”
- “You know me: I'm not one to chitchat on the phone for too long.”
- “You know what would be great is if I could take a few months off work and travel the world.”
- “You know, I'd love to, but I can't.”
- “You know, I've been thinking about the move.”
- “You know, building muscle takes time.”
- “You know, honestly, it probably wouldn't even be that much money after taxes.”
- “You know, nothing really comes to mind.”
- “You look like you're about to nod off.”
- “You made these from scratch?”
- “You may have to hold my hand; I'm not that tech-savvy.”
- “You may want to consider hiring a personal trainer for a few sessions.”
- “You might have to refresh your browser.”
- “You must be ecstatic!”
- “You must feel quite a sense of accomplishment.”
- “You need a solid foundation in basic math and science.”
- “You need to come up with a concrete plan.”
- “You need to have a nice, firm grip.”
- “You need to take the express train.”
- “You not only disobeyed me, you betrayed my trust.”
- “You ought to go ahead and book it soon.”
- “You owe me one.”
- “You promised me that you would be responsible for him.”
- “You remember how you used to always play that song on your dad's stereo?”
- “You seem awfully young to have a son in his teens.”
- “You seem to be grinding your teeth at night.”
- “You seem to have a hairline fracture in one of the minor bones in your foot.”
- “You should always submit a cover letter, even if they don't ask for one.”
- “You should definitely bring that up.”
- “You should have seen his face. He was so confused.”
- “You should have seen the look on his face. It was priceless!”
- “You should put some stuff on it to keep it from getting infected, don't you think?”
- “You sound horrible!”
- “You throw pretty well for a girl.”
- “You totally called it!”
- “You want to meet up after class and go over it?”
- “You want to rent some movies?”
- “You were doing 55 in a 35 mile per hour zone.”
- “You wouldn't happen to know anyone who does, would you?”
- “You'd be surprised how hard it is to find qualified programmers.”
- “You'd never guess they were related.”
- “You'd think that someone who's been in the military would be more disciplined.”
- “You'll have to tell me more about it later.”
- “You'll pass a coffee shop on your right. Right after that, veer off to the left and you'll see it on the left side of the street.”
- “You're a real pain in the neck, you know?”
- “You're able to convey subtle nuances.”
- “You're acting like a spoiled brat!”
- “You're cutting it awfully close.”
- “You're even worse at this than me!”
- “You're going to want to have a nice, comfortable pair of sneakers to walk around in.”
- “You're obviously attracted to her.”
- “You're soaking wet!”
- “You're such a goofball!”
- “You're such a tease!”
- “You're supposed to reapply it every couple of hours.”
- “You're the one that kept complaining about how old and ugly our TV was!”
- “You've got a lot going for you.”
- “You've got to be kidding me!”
- “You've got to grow a thicker skin if you want to make it in this business.”
- “You've got to practice your pitch over and over until it's really tight.”
- “You've got to try this sauce. It's amazing!”
- “You've just got to force yourself to sit down and concentrate.”
- “Your balance is $2,154.”
- “Your mind's always on food!”
- “Your nose is runny. Come here and let me wipe it.”
- “Your shoulders are so tense!”
- “Yum! I could smell your cooking from down the street!”
- “Yummy!”
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