Example sentences tagged “British spelling of Mr”

Have you been in contact with Mr White recently?

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

The man washing the car is Mr Jones.

Mr Brown has a magical way with children.

"Yes, we have met before," said Mr Jordan.

Mr Smith sued them for damages.

Mr Ito loosened his tie because he felt hot in his office.

Mr Umemura teaches us English.

Judging from those facts, Mr Mori must be a wealthy person.

Mr Thomas is a very able teacher.

The horse that won the race was owned by Mr Johnson.

Mr Smith is a candidate for mayor.

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

Mr Smith carried out the plan successfully.

Is Mr Johnson in?

Mr Grey did not enjoy his job.

Tom's friends called him Mr Money Bags.

What train is Mr Takase coming on?

I haven't been in contact with Mr Smith recently.

Mr Brown is in charge of our class.

Mr Mitsue dropped in on me yesterday.

Mr White punished the boy for cheating on the examination.

Mr Thompson had lived in Tokyo for two years before he went back to Scotland.

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

Hello. May I speak to Mr Johnson, please?

I ran into Mr Yosiyuki at Shibuya station.

I should like to speak to Mr Brown, please.

Mr Parker tried eating with chopsticks.

Choose such friends as will benefit you, they say. That is why I am on intimate terms with Mr Aoki.

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

Mr Smith is within shouting distance.

Mr White has gone to Canada.

A farewell party was held in honor of Mr Jones yesterday.

Mr George is liked by all the students.

Mr Tamura succeeded in the business world.

Mr Balboa is so well known as to need no introduction.

Mr Johnson ran fastest of the three.

A Mr Miller wants to see you.

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

I heard John speak to Mr Brown.

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

We need the receipt Mr Smith signed.

A Mr Sakaki has come to see you.

I called for Mr Stone at the office.

Mr Brown is a doctor.

Mr Brown is jealous of his colleague's success.

Mr Ito is a highly educated man.

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

The college was founded by Mr Smith.

Mr Brown is looking for his own glasses.

I recognized Mr Jones at first glance.

The man that I visited was Mr. Doi.

A Mr Brown came this morning.

Mr White called his assistant over and said the following:

Mr Jones reprimanded me for taking a spot of shut-eye during class.

Mr Jordan is chairperson.

A Mr Sato called in your absence.

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

I wrote to Mr Wood last week and asked him to give you a job on the farm.

Mr Smith is an eminent violinist.

Let me introduce Mr Sato to you.

Mr Taylor wishes he had not come to the party.

Mr Smith made her his secretary.

French is taught by Mr White, not by Miss Green.

Will you please arrange for me to meet Mr Doi?

I worked with Mr Spencer for a year in New York.

Mr Brown has four children.

The man that you saw there yesterday was Mr Brown.

"May I speak to Mr Nakagawa?" "Speaking."

Allow me to introduce Mr Kato to you.

I made several calls to Mr Yamada's residence, but no one answered the calls.

Mr White said to them, "The room will be $30. $10 for each man." Each man gave him $10 and went up to the room.

Yes, I am. Are you Mr Nakano?

The conference was presided over by Mr Mori.

This is Mr Miller's latest book, and we hope it will not be his last.

Mr Smith gave a lecture on literature.

Mr Green keeps a little dog.

A lot of students look up to Mr Brown.

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

A Mr Smith came to see you.

Mr Jones believes in hard work and profits.

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

I know Mr. Saito by sight, but I haven't met him yet.

Mike visited Mr Ogaki, who is our principal.

Mr Tanaka is a friend of ours.

Is Mr Fujiwara at home now?

I haven't seen anything of Mr Kimura lately.

Mr Brown is our English teacher.

Mr White soon began to feel guilty.

Mr Norton is pleasant to work with.

Mr Smith forgot to take his commuter ticket.

Mr Smith had three sons who became engineers.

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

Mr Tamori, may I introduce Mr Sanma Akashiya?

The government appointed Mr Brown ambassador to Peru.

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

A Mr Ono called to see you.

Mr Yamada was kind enough to drive me home.

Of the three candidates, I think Mr Smith is the best.

It's true that the project is a difficult task, but Mr Hara will be able to bring it off.

Mr Jackson has recently transferred to Tokyo from Los Angeles.

I tried to call Mr Smith, but the line was busy.

Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York, but my wife comes San Francisco."

Mr Johnson insists on his theory.

Mr Wood was like a father to Tony.

I had my composition corrected by Mr Jones.

Mr Smith is drinking coffee.

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

A Mr Sato is waiting to see you.

Would you page Mr Sawada?

With the money Mr Johnson had saved, he would be able to live high on the hog when he retired.

He is my Mr Right.

Mr Smith and I have been acquainted with each other for a long time.

Mr Hirose teaches the students English grammar.

You should have Mr Green correct your English pronunciation.

Mr Iuchi has no one to fall back on.

He is on good terms with Mr Brown.

I want Mr Brown paged.

Mr Hunt is principal of our school.

I will go to Kumamoto to see Mr Aoi tomorrow.

Mr White said that because of the convention, there were no rooms available.

I'd like to see Mr Kosugi.

Mr Hashimoto was confused by Ken's question.

Mr Johnson is self-employed and deals in repairing furniture.

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

Mr Ito teaches history.

He is Mr Jones.

It happened that I met Mr Uno on the street.

May I present Mr Johnson to you?

How do you happen to know Mr Slater?

It is not certain if Mr Funada will join the new party.

I saw Mr Yamada at Shinjuku Station this morning.

You should have Mr Brown correct your speech before the presentation.

Mr Ikeda wants to buy a new car.

Mr Johnson, president of the club, will soon come.

Mr White has gone to India.

Thanks to Mr Nagata.

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

Mr White teaches us English.

A Mr Jones is waiting for you outside.

Mr Smith lives in Kyoto now.

Let me fill up your glass, Mr Nakauchi.

Mr Yamada, you are wanted on the phone.

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

Mr Sano speaks French with great fluency.

Mr Yoshimoto taught us many trivial matters.

Mr White read out some letters of thanks to his students.

Mr Jones hasn't been here as far as I know.

"I'd like to talk to Mr Smith." "This is Smith speaking."

Mr Jones teaches us English conversation.