Example sentences tagged “British spelling of Mr”

Please put me through to Mr Tanaka.

I feel exactly the same as Mr Isoda.

Mr Sato ran a supermarket in his hometown before he came to Tokyo.

Do you remember Mr Saito?

We appointed Mr Wood chairman.

The conference was presided over by Mr Mori.

It seems that Mr Brooke is an honest man.

Mr Wood came into the field.

It was Mr Hino who translated the book from Spanish into Japanese.

Will Mr Oka teach English?

I'm going to meet Mr Yamada at the Sakura Hotel tomorrow at 6 p.m.

Mr Frost is eligible for the post.

A farewell party was held in honor of Mr Smith.

Old Mr Smith is saving as much money as he can.

Mr Brown took charge of this class last year.

I met a certain Mr Smith.

Aren't you going to get Mr Tate?

Mr Hashimoto was confused by Ken's question.

Mr Baker is not so much a scholar as a writer.

Mr Gomez didn't excuse me for my mistake.

Mr Thomas will be able to solve the problem.

Allow me to introduce you to Mr White.

I will go to Kumamoto to see Mr Aoi tomorrow.

Please give him a job, Mr Wood.

Put me through to Mr Brown.

Mr Brown is in the sunset of his life.

When it comes to snoring, no one can top Mr Snore.

Mr Baker is not so much a teacher as a scholar.

Mr Suzuki, who is a former Prime Minister, will be chairman of the committee.

I arranged the business with Mr Brown.

That tall man is Mr Smith.

Mr Jones, whose wife teaches English, is himself a professor of English.

A Mr Sakaki has come to see you.

A Mr Ono called to see you.

On Friday night, three men came into Mr White's hotel and asked for rooms.

Mr Smith made her his secretary.

It is surprising that Mr Sato should fail.

We heard it from Mr Such and such.

Let me introduce you to Mr Tanaka.

Mr Yamada lives in the suburbs of Tokyo.

Mr. Bell is due to make a speech tonight.

Mr Kojima had a smoke after breakfast.

Talking of Mr White, where is he living now?

Tom's friends called him Mr Money Bags.

We will visit Mr Smith tomorrow.

When Mr Hilton wanted to sell his house, he advertised it in the newspaper.

Mr Smith is too polite to say anything bad about others.

I'm thinking of taking you to see Mr Jenkins.

Mr White is doing very well so far.

I worked on Mr Wood's farm when I was young.

I teach Mr Lee's children English in exchange for room and board.

Mr Ford is all right now.

Mr Jones teaches us English conversation.

I haven't seen anything of Mr Kimura lately.

Is Mr Jones in the office?

Mr Robinson didn't write the novel.

Your name was given to us by Mr. Hayashi of Keyo Steel Corporation.

A farewell meeting was held in honor of Mr Jones.

Mr Philips, along with some friends and neighbors, is planning a celebration.

Mr Johnson suddenly changed his mind and signed the contract.

Mr Sato called at eleven.

Mr Hill went on a journey to Japan yesterday.

You will be interested to know that we have just introduced our new Managing Director, Mr Masaru Ezaki.

Mr Hawk is a kind gentleman.

Mr Smith had his letter typed.

Mr Ito teaches history.

Mr Smith hasn't turned up yet though he promised to.

Mr Sato speaks English well.

I got the secret out of Mr Yoshida.

Mr Yoshida directed me to come at once.

Mr Takahashi gave us some homework.

Mr Tom Jones has agreed to serve as the project leader for this new work item.

There is no one who has been loved by the students more than Mr Jones.

My sister married Mr Sato, whose father is my mother's friend.

Kuniko is related to Mr Nagai.

Mr Wright speaks Japanese as if it were his mother tongue.

Mr Hirose teaches the students English grammar.

I wonder if it would be possible for you to introduce me to Mr Harrison of PC Interactive Co. Ltd?

Mr Miyake showed me lots of places during my stay in Kurashiki.

I called for Mr Stone at the office.

I recognized Mr Jones at first glance.

I would like to see Mr Smith.

It is said that Mr Jones is a good teacher.

Mr Smith lost his way in the dense fog.

I'll make a little money, and Mr White will never know.

We saw Mr Sato leave the room.

Mr Jones is very sensitive to the nuances of English and American usage.

Sally called on Mr Taylor.

Mr White is in charge of our class.

I found Mr Harrington easily because I had seen him before.

Mr Johnson insists on his theory.

May I present Mr Johnson to you?

A Mr Jones is waiting for you outside.

Mr Suzuki, our new teacher, teaches us English.

I have kept available the afternoon of the 20th and the 21st, and would like to know if Mr Grant will be available for a meeting on either of those two days.

And he worked very hard for Mr Wood.

Mr Gilmore is not so well-known as to need no introduction.

Mr. Tanaka is one of my father's fishing companions.

Hello. May I speak to Mr Johnson, please?

Hello, is Mr Freeman in?

This house belongs to Mr Yamada.

Mr Smith spoke so fast I couldn't take in what he said.

Mr Ford is what is called a self-made man.

Mr Sato is on another line. Will you hold the line a minute?

Mr Brown is looking for his own glasses.

Mr Jones was looked upon as a great scholar.

I hear Mr Inoue has put up at that hotel.

What train is Mr Takase coming on?

Few people can run the machine as well as Mr Smith.

Mr Wilder gave me your e-mail address.

Mr Jordan was a little surprised.

Mr Joel is now on duty.

Mr Hopkins spoke in such a loud voice that I could hear him upstairs.

It was very considerate of Mr Yamada to send his secretary a bouquet of flowers on her birthday.

This is the letter written by Mr Brown.

Debit Mr Hill with $100.

It may have been Mr Sato who sent these flowers.

It is believed that Mr Jones is a good teacher.

I have made an appointment with Mr Kennedy.

Mr Gardner of ABC Corporation is staying at the Marriott Hotel during Feb 20-27, and would like very much to meet with you.

Don't forget to ask after Mr Long's wife when you see him.

Mr Eliot's niece goes to a women's college.

Mr Yamada is in charge of the personnel section.

"How do you do, Mr James?" "Fine, thanks for asking. Nice to meet you."

Mr Miura brought an action of libel against a weekly magazine.

Mr Smith gave a lecture on literature.

We were all surprised at the appointment of Mr Brown as director.

Mr Crouch, what do you do?

Thanks to Mr Nagata.

Allow me to introduce Mr Kato to you.

Mike visited Mr Ogaki, who is our principal.

Mr Tanaka, you are wanted on the phone.

Lisa, this is Mr Murata. He's my boss.

Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York."

Mr Taylor wishes he had not come to the party.

Is there any likelihood that Mr Black will agree to the plan?

This is a collect call from Mr Nakamura in Osaka. Will you accept the charge?

Ms Jaguar offered Mr Clinton the position because she had faith in his capabilities.

Mr Smith is pleased at his son's success.

I work as Mr Eliot's assistant.

I'm sorry, but Mr Rooney is tied up at the moment.

Few people know that Mr Itsumi is from Kansai.

He remembers Mr Black's car.

It was Mr White that gave Joe this ticket.

The man that you saw there yesterday was Mr Brown.

Mr Hunt is principal of our school.

Mr White punished the boy for cheating on the examination.

I saw a big dog lying in front of Mr Hill's house.

It just so happened that Mr Yamada came from the same town.

Mr Hobson shut the shop and went home.