There is H in your eyes.
It's not correct, it's H.
Handy is not an English word; we call it a H.
You need a H for this phonebox.
What are you doing the H?
Another word for persons:
Go to the H to send your parcels.
Can you H me, please?
We you a story.
Give an apple, please.
Do you know the to the bank?
Go H the H and H left.
Turn right and H H this street.
Turn left the H Willbury Street and Spencer Road.
Don't turn left or right; go H.
Turn H Barm Road and H the road the next crossroads.
It's about 45 H H the corner.
H the third H you can see a car .
The bank is the right.
There is a shop H the street.
The park is the market and not in front of.
It's H to find; you can't H it.
Is there a H for my car?
It's a H for international calls.
Is there H?
Mary is not here. Can you H later, please?
He is a bank H. He works in a bank.
The opposite of inside:
Read the H before you use your mobile phone.
I can you the way on the H.
Switzerland is France and Austria.
Pack your suitcase H your holidays.
Can I H to Mary, H?
Mary is not here. Can I a H?
What is your phone H?
The concert is , not tomorrow.
H to the music!
Take a H of paper and H it with a pair of H.
H a line H the left to the right.
Take one H and H the paper.
Use a H to hold the sheets together.
There is a dog in the H the street.
H on a chair, H your paper and H it go.
A H is better than a crossroads.
The cat is H the table.
Migros is a Swiss H.