• He laughs best that laughs last. prov.
• He leaned out of the window.
• He learned it from scratch.
• He learns the hard way.
• He left her holding the bag.
• He left his wife and children.
• He left me completely in the dark about his plans.
• He left no stone unturned.
• He let it happen.
• He let me do all the hard work alone.
• He let the work pile up.
• He lets things slide.
• He lies like a trooper.
• He likes beer better.
• He lives beyond his means.
• He lives the life of Riley.
• He looked crestfallen.
• He lost control of his car.
• He lost control over.
• He made a bolt for it.
• He made a fool of himself.
• He made a quick getaway.
• He made his pile.
• He made it his business.
• He made it plain to me.
• He made no bones about it.
• He made no reply.
• He made no resistance.
• He makes a great show of learning.
• He makes himself scarce.
• He makes it himself.
• He makes no bones about it.
• He makes things hum.
• He managed it in the twinkling of an eye.
• He massaged his wife's back.
• He may come tomorrow.
• He may have done it.
• He means business.
• He met his Waterloo.
• He met his fate calmly.
• He moved heaven and earth.
• He must act as he sees fit.
• He must always butt in.
• He must be sick.
• He must have done it.
• He must have judged him unfavorably.
• He must work flat out.
• He nearly dislocated my arm.
• He needs a little horse sense.
• He needs helping.
• He never loses his poise.
• He never misses a trick.
• He now reaps what he has sown. prov.
• He nurses a glass of wine.
• He often picks a quarrel.
• He ought to have read it.
• He owes a lot to her.
• He picked up his ears.
• He plays a good knife and fork.
• He plucked up courage and went on his way.
• He pokes his nose into everything.
• He polished his shoes.
• He poured the money down the drain .
• He probably got out of bed on the wrong side.
• He pulled the wool over my eyes.
• He put a spoke in my wheel.
• He put his heart and soul in it.
• He put his life on the line to ...
• He put his oar in.
• He put in his two cents.
• He put it straight.
• He put up a big front.
• He puts a good face on the matter.
• He puts up with everything.
• He puts up with it.
• He quaffed off the wine.
• He ran like lightening.
• He ranks as a great writer.
• He really fancies her.
• He really got himself into hot water.
• He really takes after his father.
• He recited an Our Father.
• He regards himself as superior.
• He registered every word.
• He rests on his laurels.
• He risked his neck to ...
• He satisfied me that ...
• He saw daylight.
• He saw the red light.
• He says one thing, then another.
• He sees things through rose-colored glasses.
• He seized me by the arm.
• He served his company well.
• He settled down to work.
• He settles the quarrel.
• He should have been allowed to do it.
• He should have driven faster.
• He should mind his own business.
• He shouted at me.
• He shouted drinks.