He'd example sentences

"He'd" Example Sentences

1. He'd come to the party if he wasn't so busy.
2. "He'd better apologize," she said sternly.
3. I asked him if he'd seen my keys, but he hadn't.
4. He'd always dreamed of traveling the world.
5. "If he'd just listen to me, we could avoid this whole mess," she muttered.
6. He'd been working on the project for months and was finally seeing some progress.
7. "I wish he'd stop interrupting me," she said with frustration.
8. He'd promised to meet her at the restaurant, but never showed up.
9. "Do you think he'd mind if we borrowed his car?" she asked tentatively.
10. He'd never been particularly interested in sports, but decided to give basketball a try.
11. "If he'd just explain his reasoning, maybe we could come to a compromise," she suggested.
12. He'd been saving up for a new computer for months.
13. "I wonder if he'd be willing to help us move next weekend," she pondered.
14. He'd always been a bit of a troublemaker in school, but had turned his life around as an adult.
15. "I don't think he'd appreciate us criticizing his work like that," she cautioned.
16. He'd lost his job and was struggling to make ends meet.
17. "If he'd just open up to me, I think we could have a really great relationship," she admitted.
18. He'd worked hard to get into his first choice college.
19. "I don't think he'd make a very good teacher," she opined.
20. He'd been hoping to ask her out for weeks, but kept chickening out.
21. "I'm not sure he'd understand our culture," she mused.
22. He'd always enjoyed playing the guitar, but never pursued it professionally.
23. "I'm afraid he'd be disappointed with our performance," she fretted.
24. He'd accidentally spilled coffee on his shirt, and now had to go to work looking like a mess.
25. "If he'd just lighten up a bit, we could have more fun," she laughed.
26. He'd never been able to afford a fancy car, but he was happy with his reliable old clunker.
27. "I think he'd be a great fit for the job," she suggested.
28. He'd always been fascinated by science, and had even considered becoming a researcher.
29. "I don't think he'd take kindly to criticism," she warned.
30. He'd finally achieved his lifelong dream of owning a home.

Common Phases

1. He'd always been there for her; through thick and thin.
2. He'd learned to play the guitar; just by watching YouTube tutorials.
3. He'd promised to love her forever; and he intended to keep that promise.
4. He'd never been good at math; but he excelled in science.
5. He'd been working at the same company for over a decade; and he was ready for a change.
6. He'd attended the same school as his father; and he was proud to carry on the family tradition.
7. He'd been married twice before; but this time it felt different.
8. He'd been saving up for years; in anticipation of his dream vacation.
9. He'd always wanted to be a pilot; but his fear of heights held him back.
10. He'd been raised in a strict household; which made him appreciate his freedom even more.