Sentence examples for he's from high-quality English sources.

• "He's all right.

• "He's not been in.

• He's come in here and he's hardly having a blow.

• “He's going to go there for several days,” she added, “and then afterwards, he's not going to go to South Carolina, he’s not going to go to New Hampshire; he's going to come to Washington, D.C., and he's going to do that because the National Prayer Breakfast is on Thursday.”

• He's been world class.

• He's an incredible guy.

• He's a master of echolocation.

• "When he's on, he's amazing.

Use he's in a sentence.

• I know he's very highly thought of wherever he's been.

• He's got a great sense of humour and he's done great things for the changing room.

• "He's asking for time but he can't really complain because he's had everything he wanted.

• But when he's dressed up as his favourite cosplay character, Spiderman, he's scared of nothing he jokes.

• He's relaxed into the season after trying to do too much in the first half, he's starting to trust the guys around him.

• They can be like, 'He's strived, he's stuck to what he's doing and he's got somewhere.'

• He's persevered through obstacle after obstacle, and, as Duckworth observes, he's built up a remarkable grittiness along the way.

• But he's making it with such, he did make them with surety, but now I think he's less sure because the answer is they all went to Biden.

he's sentence examples

• "He's a really interesting character and you don't do what he's done over the last 20 years without being a really interesting character," he said.

• "I've a lot of respect for Richard, he's created great environments wherever he's been, he's been successful at Leicester and in building a base at Edinburgh where they've qualified for European knock-out stages.

• According to his LinkedIn page, he's executive director of the Parkers' charity, the Parker Foundation; he's a board member at the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy; he's managing partner at Parker Ventures; and he's CEO of the Parker Group, which serves as the umbrella organization for all of Parker's other endeavors.

• He's also used the platform to launch his own website — which he's framing as an alternative way to keep in touch with him, although it's clear he's still active on Twitter; he's posted nearly three dozen times since January 6, the bulk of which are about President Trump's Twitter ban violating free speech laws, even though it does not.