Mr Smith is an eminent violinist.

Mr Smith was bereaved of his wife.

Mr Smith is drinking coffee.

Mr. Smith is an acquaintance of hers.

Mr. Smith is an acquaintance of his.

Is Mr. Smith an English teacher?

The man standing over there is Mr Smith.

Mr. Smith studied Chinese history.

Mr Smith has gone out to lunch.

Mr Smith teaches me English.

Mr Smith is vulnerable to this kind of criticism.

Mr Smith is now president of this company.

Mr. Smith lives in Kyoto now.

Mr Smith made him some toys.

Mr Smith always begins his lectures with a joke.

Mr Smith married his daughter to a doctor.

Mr Smith lost his way in the dense fog.

Mr. Smith founded this school forty years ago.

Mr. Smith established this school forty years ago.

Mr. Smith always begins his lectures with a joke.

Of the three candidates, I think Mr. Smith is the best.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith are the sort of couple who don't go out much in the evenings.

This is Mr. Smith.

He's Mr. Jones.

And the person who's there, the medical practitioner, calls you this is also a cell phone and says, Mr. Smith, you're in deep doo doo you have a problem.

Soldiers Sergeant Smith is down! Sergeant Smith is down?

Phone Hey, this is Mr. Johnson calling from the office.

Look, look at it! Mr. Goldberg says

Mr. Khan concluded by saying, Thankfully, Mr. Trump, this isn t your America. 36 hours later, Mr. Khan has been rebuked.

The man that you saw there yesterday was Mr Brown.

This is what Mr. Whitacre wrote about the finished product

Kelly Smith writes

Mr Brown is a doctor.

Mr. Smith came.

Mr. Smith came.

Mr. Bush is a president.

Mr. Bush is President.

Is Mr. Roberto at home?

What was that story? The death of Anna Nicole Smith.

Ahh, listen to me Mr. Titchmarsh.

And Mr. Goldberg says

Mir Hossien Mousavi, 2009.

Mr Brown is a wool merchant.

Mrs. Smith is an elderly lady.

Smith died of a heart attack.