Examples of 'he took it home' in a sentence
Meaning of "he took it home"
he took it home: Indicates that a male person has brought something to his home or place of residence, possibly for personal use or safekeeping
How to use "he took it home" in a sentence
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he took it home
He took it home and kept it in the backyard.
He saw me dump it and he took it home.
He took it home for his personal museum.
He did not tell me he took it home.
So he took it home showed it to his wife.
Mr Lundahl said he took it home to eat.
He took it home to use as firewood.
So then he took it home.
He took it home to study it.
Finally he took it home.
He took it home and experimented making eyeglass frames from the material.
It was a toilet brush And he took it home.
And he took it home.
He did not hide the top secret stuff there, he took it home.
Buying it he took it home and gave it to his wife Brenda.
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Whatever he used to kill her, let us hope he took it home with him.
And he took it home And the next week one of the guys.
The patient asked to keep it - and after completing some paperwork he took it home.
So I guess he took it home as his souvenir.
With the property owners ' permission, he took it home with him.
He took it home because there was something about Betty Nansen.
Laughs He took it home.
He took it home one night and decided it wasn't working.
That 's the reason he took it home.
He took it home so that he could watch the moth [… ].
Yet, until he took it home.
What is wrong with you? He took it home.
So this fellow, he took it home and hid it from his wife.
So he said OK, and he took it home.
Yes, he took it home.
I glanced at it. He took it home.
