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Haven't you heard? The police arrested Clara from apartment 2!
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Having put a lot of effort into cutting the line, Carl realized it was all for nothing. The banner stayed where it was.
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He applied to participate in the national inventions forum, to get a state subsidy.
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He asked me why we didn't have the Great Leader's portrait in our apartment.
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He behaves like this and speaks rudely because he's afraid.
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He believes a strong one should show his strength, or get eaten.
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He brutally murders women, but first undresses them completely, for whatever reason, and puts white gloves on them.
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He can't be 120 years old! It's a mistake.
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He can't do anything on his own, can he?
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He carries his baton everywhere. His jaws are always clenched, as though he's constantly ready to attack.
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He cleaned them with his sleeve, tried one, and then put them in his pocket.
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He decided I was standing near his door.
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He did that intentionally; i.e., he became an outlaw.
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He didn't print the brochures, did he?
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He doesn't feel well. He received a parcel containing a reel of film.
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He doesn't like to brag about his success. He had his own laboratory before he became a professor.
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He doesn't want money.
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He failed us. You are fined for negligence.
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He found it many times, but it always contained nothing. NOTHING, CARL!
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He gave me a phone number. If you have something to offer, the people on the other end will offer you asylum.
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He had a beautiful wife and son... They lived in harmony, he had a good job... And then everything was gone in a blink of an eye!
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He had to use any fuel he could find, even furniture.
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He has access to the blueprints. That's why I'm here, Carl.
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He has nothing to do with this, dad. I swear! His enemies have been filing false complaints about him for years!
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He has the kind of face that makes you believe he could do anything.
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He has troubles at work.
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He helped me to acquire a nice bottle of Xeres.
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He helped my family to move to the north, where he is. Now we all live in one big house.
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He is alive, indeed. But I can't tell you anything else.
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He left. He gathered his stuff and left.
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He likes his job. He deals with a lot of papers but not many people.
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He likes telling the same story, which he finds amusing, over and over.
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He lives to draw and create blueprints. He's a master of the caliper.
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He lives too far away. The letters I send him get lost on the way.
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He looks like a harsh men. Dora might have told the truth…
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He lost everything! It's no wonder he's angry with the world. It's sad; they were nice people...
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He lost two sons because of Johnson...
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He loves me and is afraid to lose me! My health is poor, and we do have to think of Marcus!
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He managed to say a lot before he was tied up and carried away. Though I have no clue, what exactly he was saying, cause all the viewers had to sign…
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He missed Anna's nagging, Patrick's juvenile maximalism, and Martha's happy laughter.
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He must leave the house at once for safety reasons.
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He protects us, keeps the peace, and provides everything we need in order to be HAPPY.
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He quit his job and drinks all day!
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He really thought ahead... That timid slug!
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He really wants a rocket!
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He refused to help Zlata when she needed us.
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He rescued me! Other than that, all I can tell you is my life would be completely different if it weren't for him.
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He said finding money for Martha's treatment was a heroic deed, and we managed to do it!
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He said he wouldn't allow me to become a donor because the doctors would send Zlata and me to our graves.
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