Chinese · (third-person singular) (since the early 20th century, usu. male) he; him; his
He is tall.
He runs.
Look at him.
He leaves.
He is not stupid.
He's afraid of dogs.
He is mean.
He is poor.
He laughed.
He has been busy.
Why is he here?
This is not to his liking.
They made me really angry.
Do you know who they are?
They are a peace-loving people.
His doctor advised him to quit smoking.
The children washed their feet.
I don't quite understand what he says.
I believed that he would keep his promise.
His regime is bound to collapse.
I have a suspicion about his death.
Although he may be clever, he is not wise.
They gave him a chance to escape.
He gave his life for the nation.
I got the money back from him.
He married an actress.
He is glad to hear the news.
He has lost his job.
They won't come until tomorrow.
She assigned the work to him.
Wait a minute… I think you should go with them.
He looked cute in his photos.
On leaving school, we presented him with a table clock as a token of our thanks.
He never says thanks in spite of all that I've done for him.
He has ambition, so he works hard.
They made a great effort to settle the problem.
He speaks as if he had read the book before.
This man is a linguist. It's natural that he know.
We shouldn't laugh at his mistake.
He seldom, if ever, goes to church.
He would remind people again that it was decided not only by him but by many others.
His failure to observe traffic regulations resulted in a serious accident.
Tom found a new way to announce his news.
He denied having taken part in the crime.
He talked with his eyes shining.
He flew to Chicago, where he happened to see a friend.
He survived an accident last year, but still drives recklessly.
They spoke of their high exam grades with understandable pride.
Russell was a brilliant philosopher, but even the simplest practical task was quite beyond him.
The third point to make is that Emmet attempted to harmonize his theory with the reality of designing.