Examples of using "Jack" in a sentence and their english translations:
You can count on Jack.
Jack speaks English.
Jack is interested in painting.
Jack doesn't drive fast.
Jack is one of my friends.
Jack speaks English.
- My name is Jack.
- My name's Jack.
Jack collects stamps.
- Jack isn't here.
- Jack isn't there.
Jack resembles his father.
It seems that Jack is sick.
Jack is an early riser.
Jack can speak French.
Jack isn't here.
Jack is quiet now.
Tom is as tall as Jack.
Was it Jack that broke the window?
Jack disappeared from view in the crowd.
Jack lived in Japan for several years.
Jack doesn't like Camembert at all.
Jack was born on August the tenth.
You are welcome, Jack!
Jack is interested in painting.
Jack is very severe with his children.
Jack brushed the dust off his coat.
Jack will not answer my letters.
Jack may speak Spanish, too.
Jack was born on August tenth.
Jack was at school last year.
Don't be so wild, Jack.
- I am Jack.
- I'm Jack.
- Jack is three years older than me.
- Jack is three years older than I am.
- Jack is three years older than I.
Bill is as tall as Jack.
Jack was tired, but he looked well.
Jack Nicholson was raised in New Jersey.
Jack reached out for the magazine on the shelf.
Jack loves Ben more than himself.
We eat Monterey Jack cheese.
Mary swims as fast as Jack.
Jack Dorsey hates me.
Jack yawned and rubbed his eyes.
Jack was caught for setting fire to the house.
Jack tried to evade paying his taxes.
Jack was laughed at by all the boys.
Jack is bound to succeed this time.
Jack is Mary's second cousin, I believe.
Jack is the tallest boy in his class.
Jack is the most intelligent boy in the class.
Jack Daniel's is a Tennessee whiskey.
The gunman was Jack Ruby.
He is my friend whose name is Jack.
Jack stood aside for Hitomi to enter.
Jack seems to regret it deeply.
Jack is a lot wiser than anybody else.
Jessie is smarter than anyone else.
Jack didn't make any mistakes on the math test.
As soon as Jack saw her, he burst out crying.
Even though Jack was tired, he was looking well.
Jack made a lot of mistakes in his composition.
Jack bought a present for his friend.
Jack may have taken my umbrella by mistake.
Jack White and Karen Elson are divorced.
Jack decided to cancel the reservations.
Jack resigned from his job in despair.
Jack made no mistakes in the math test.
Jack played a dirty trick on me.
Jack is busy cooking for us.
Jack made me go there against my will.
Jack would often go jogging there.
Jack has been living in New York for six years.
Jack was tired from having walked fifty miles.
Who was at the party beside Jack and Mary?
Jack, Jill and Alice went up the hill.
Jack and Bill were very good friends.
With the money Jack won from his lawsuit, he should be able to live on easy street.
When Mary entered the room, Jack suddenly stopped talking.
Suddenly, Jack realized what had happened to him.
Jack explained to me how to change the wheel of the car.
Jack is now either in London or Paris.
Jack bores me with stories about his trip.
Jack is an evil boy full of evil ideas.
Tom put a Jack-o'-lantern in the window.
Jack keeps a cat and a parrot at home.