he'd in English
he'd seen all he wanted
Use "hed" in a sentence
1. He'd stay close, seething, and he'd plan his revenge.
2. Some say he'd been sleeping through the ages... that he'd retreated from a world he'd become disgusted with.
3. What he'd effectively done is he'd re- branded the potato.
4. No, he'd have been without power for hours, he'd be damaged...
5. What if he'd missed?
6. He'd cut himself shaving.
7. Bummer! He'd missed again.
8. When he was twelve he'd learned that he'd been born with an eidetic memory.
9. He'd pitch an epic fit.
10. I wish he'd buzz off!
11. He'd been dreaming of her.
12. He'd made a chocolate cake.
13. He'd run out of ideas.
14. He'd ransacked, desecrated the temple.
15. He'd never leave them filthy.
16. He was glad he'd come.
17. He'd snap at this chance.
18. He'd dialled the wrong number.
19. HE'D RATHER SEE US DEAD.
20. he'd been tortured and murdered.
21. He'd tear down the walls.
22. He'd get back at them.
23. He'd never learnt to read.
24. If he'd gone right down, he'd have stuck in the mud, and been out of the tide.
25. He'd set fire to the barn.
26. He dayd he'd a fine bull.
27. Well, I thought he'd never leave.
28. He'd better remember that cranberry sauce.
29. Never thought he'd get out alive.
30. He'd fucking well better do it.
31. He'd never worn this armor before.
32. And then he'd take a bow.
33. He'd flaked out on my bed.
34. I had to make him believe he'd beaten me, utterly defeated me, and then he'd show his hand.
35. He'd only turn over the ledger once he'd sign an immunity deal, and the paperwork came through tonight.
36. He looked haggard, he'd lost weight.
37. 17 He'd run out of ideas.
38. He'd never admit to being embarrassed.
39. I thought he'd died long ago.
40. Of course, he'd get really bored.
41. He'd just come over the border.
42. He'd be invaluable at the Wall.
43. he'd have had symptoms long ago.
44. He grudgingly admitted he'd been wrong.
45. He'd been exploited, hoodwinked, lied to.
46. I watched to see how he'd react.
47. He'd be the stepfather of my child.
48. You honestly believed he'd go for this?
49. He'd been observing her the whole trip.
50. I mean, he'd ace the course work.