He's got the tightest running gear in the train now.

`` He's there '', he got out tersely, curbing his rising excitement.

He's got a lot of friends, and he ought to come along and let us know if he wants our help ''.

`` He's got high blood pressure, too, and bum kidneys '', the doctor said to me.

He's got him in the kitchen ''.

He's got to thaw slow.

He's been married and got this half-grown kid.

`` He's got this idea about drying out ''

He's got a long beard and picks his teeth with a fork.

He's got a spark.

He's got a real deep soul.

" He's a nice bloke, but he's got no talent ".

He's got to do it his way.

Stengel, speaking to SPORT, stated " He's got more natural power from both sides than anybody I ever saw.

Castellaneta commented, " He's still a goofy man-child ... he's still got 15 years of booze left in his veins.

He's got this special attraction to Marge, and he sings these songs, and he's got a crush on Lisa.

* ( He's got ' em ) covered like the rug on your floor: Really good one-on-one defense.

* ( He's got ) ice-water in his veins: When a player hits a clutch free throw.

* He's in the Popcorn Machine ( with butter and salt all over him ): Meaning that a defender got faked into the air ( and out of play ) by an offensive player's pump fake.

He's big, he's got presence and he's got style.

Juror 3, growing more irritated throughout the process, explodes in a rant: " He's got to burn!

" He's maintained the secrets about what he's done with the women, he won't ever tell, it's the last control that he's got ," said one investigator.

He's been entirely different all spring.

`` He's all right, Craig '', Rachel said.

He's -- he's just there, that's all ''.

He's a person who loves to stay up all night, he and the machine in a love-hate relationship ...

: He's carved himself an image in the hearts of all

He's Fenster, and Our Man Higgins ) that was " stretching further than ever for their situations "; after all the season's new shows had premiered — a season " responding to Minow's exhortations "— the magazine called the series " silly and unpretentious, corny and clever, now and then quite funny.

He's focused, he's dedicated, and worst of all, he's patient.

Many members felt he was too power hungry, and one, a boss from Florida, Santo Trafficante, Jr., once said in anger, " He's planting flags all over the world!

He's simply tired of being pushed around and wants to eliminate all the people of the world.

Their 1961 – 1964 chart hits, including " Uptown ", " He's a Rebel ", " Da Doo Ron Ron ( When He Walked Me Home )" and " Then He Kissed Me ", featured three successive female lead singers, and were all produced by Phil Spector.

: He's all a knave, or half a slave,

On Anderson, he said: " He's not a musician at all.

He's all man ".

He's wary of any male even speaking to her, and has at times assaulted even his best friends, inflicting injuries that should, by all rights, be life-altering.

He's welcomed them all.

Despite this, Sir Alex Ferguson was full of praise for the striker, who scored three goals in 13 matches in all competitions during his three-month stay, saying, " He's been fantastic for us, his professionalism, his attitude, everything he's done has been excellent.

He's the best haunter of the all.

He's work collected, selected, summarized, and rationalized the most insightful of all preceding commentaries on the Analects which had been produced by earlier Han dynasty and Wei dynasty ( 220-265 AD ) scholars.

Edith also serves as the voice of reason for Mike and on several occasions corrects him when, as she says, " He's been acting all stuck up.

When Barrington auditioned before W. S. Gilbert, the young actor questioned his own suitability for comic opera, but Gilbert, who required that his actors play their sometimes-absurd lines in all earnestness, explained the casting choice: " He's a staid, solid swine, and that's what I want.

He's getting one hundred percent oxygen, he's being continuously monitored, and best of all, he's in zero g. Whatever strain his heart is under, well, we can't do better than zero g ."

Prince He's Changyi subordinates were accused of failing to keep his behavior in check and were almost all executed.

He's not the only one interested: there's a remnant of the KGB, angry CIA operative and an unpleasant British SIS agent, all intent on uncovering what Peterkin had hidden so carefully, though no one knows quite what it might be.