Sentence for he | Use he in a sentence

Sentences using the word he. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use he in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for he.

• He will be glad! (8)
• He had run a risk. (8)
• He has no manners! (9)
• When had he danced last? (8)
• He was not disconcerted. (10)
• He went down to the beach. (8)
• He could not call it a coach! (6)
• He had it made to give to me. (10)
• He was merely a saving old man. (22)
• After this, how can he claim her? (10)
• She stared at him, and he laughed. (9)
• He turned and ran downstairs again. (8)
• He is her saint, let him sin ever so! (10)
• He was a youth, and she an enchantress. (10)
• And for the third time he raised his whip. (8)
• And he took a long sniff of the stable air. (8)
• He lit a cigar and puffed at it fretfully. (22)
• He would see, he would see! (8)
• So the best he could do was to let them go. (10)
• Amusing the way he squashes all those fellows. (8)
• This little Devonshire farm is all he has now. (8)
• He loved her more than little, less than much. (10)
• He found her protected by Barclay on the stairs. (10)
• He spoke some words that she could not understand. (8)
• But a man is what he is, and must stand upon that. (10)
• One day he came in as I was giving Eilie her lesson. (8)
• He is changed, oppressed: I did him a terrible wrong . (10)
• He could hear her voice as if she had spoken the words. (10)
• By degrees he seemed to warm to some sense of gratitude. (10)
• He blew an alarm-call, when up sprang a hundred torches. (10)
• He asks to be respected, and especially by his dearest friend. (10)
• Struggling into his fur, he ran downstairs and out into the street. (8)
• But how shall a man grudge any one sensations he has so keenly felt? (8)
• During the years 1836 and 1837, he had some intimacy with Mendelssohn. (3)
• He pitched it back in the shape of a doubt of what Andrew had told him. (10)
• The next moment he swore she must be his, though she cursed like a cat. (10)
• There was a feeling in the air and a look on faces that he did not like. (8)
• He held a letter in his hand, for which her own was pleadingly extended. (22)
• She scrutinized him behind; he was not green, and his knees seemed clean. (8)
• Judging by the absence of any blow within, he saw not a sign of coquettry. (10)
• He probably sentimentalizes, like most men when they are well rid of a burden. (10)
• Emma was sure he had not forgiven her; he looked unlike himself. (4)
• But he was already tired of the woman; she offended his cultivated sensibilities. (13)
• Had he not named her, Carinthia, Saint and Martyr, from a first perusal of her face? (10)
• On two or three occasions, he suffered so that he was out all night. (8)
• He loves any thing of the sort, and especially any thing that pays woman a compliment. (4)
• The tempest of penitence closed with a blind look at his watch, which he left dangling. (10)
• I could not believe it until I saw in the glass this disfigured wretch he has made of me. (10)
• At eleven he had woken with a start, and, hardening his heart, had gone back to his sermon. (8)
• He declined to consider the peculiar nature of Englishmen: they must hear truth or perish. (10)
• Vernon was brief, Corney had not let fly a single anecdote, he said, and lighted his candle. (10)
• But although the English commander spoke so confidently, he had many misgivings in his heart. (19)
• I could spot the lawyer in your composition, my friend, to the exclusion of the man he mused. (10)
• He hinted that to build even on this charming spot a certain amount of capital would be needed. (13)
• Her face had the same expression as when he had told her that she could not marry Cyril Morland. (8)
• He turned for distraction to the landscape, with its April clouds, trim hedgerows, homely coverts. (8)
• The Colonel enjoyed this too, and laughed again with the ease of a man who knows what he is about. (9)
• He was a large, full-bearded man, with a manner self-confident or assuming, as one chose to take it. (13)
• It was hot too, and after dressing for dinner he lay down on the sofa in his bedroom to rest a little. (8)
• He was tremendously worked up by a certain famous trial, as most of us were who lived in the time of it. (9)
• But his lips soon stopped him laughing; he threw himself upon his bed and pressed his face into the pillows. (8)
• He was wishing to get the better of his attachment to herself, she just recovering from her mania for Mr. Elton. (4)
• He now led us through a wood on to some fields down to a shady dell, where we were to hold the feast in privacy. (10)
• He was tempted to go home and tell his wife what had happened, and begin his preparations for the future at once. (9)
• Over the stone of the nearest grave Jeff had shown a face of triumphant derision when he pelted Westover with apples. (9)
• Mr. Cramborne Wathin was by birth of a grade beneath his wife; he sprang (behind a curtain of horror) from tradesmen. (10)
• He made frequent use of the harp, bass clarinet, English horn, bass tuba, besides other less frequently used instruments. (3)
• He rambled, amusingly to the complacent hearing of Fenellan, who thought of his pursuit of wealth and grand expenditure. (10)
• Whatever there was of wisdom in his view, he spoilt it for English hearing, by making use of his dry compressed sentences. (10)
• He opened the door for them, and stood with his fingers to his cap saluting, in the effect of being a whole file of grenadiers. (9)
• He could not help thinking that to grumble in the presence of that rich, despotic personality would require a superhuman courage. (8)
• He could not hear what they were talking about; but if Penelope had come, he knew that she would have done them all credit. (9)
• Whether he had felt more of pain or of pleasure in seeing her she could not tell, but he certainly had not seen her with composure. (4)
• More and more wonderful, we hear that he drove his bride straight from the church to the field of a prizefight, arranged for her special delectation. (10)
• The impossibility of her quitting her father, Mr. Knightley felt as strongly as herself; but the inadmissibility of any other change, he could not agree to. (4)
• Nevertheless, he hung aloft, feeding where he could, impatient of the solitudes, till night, when, according to his guess, the ladies were at their robing. (10)
• He worked faithfully enough in his enterprise, but sometimes he failed to seize occasions that in his younger days he would have turned to golden account. (9)

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Definition of he:

• he, h, pron. of the third person: the male person named before: a male person or animal. | adj. male. (0)

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