Примеры использования Would make them на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As if it would make them happier.
Honey, there is nothing in the world that would make them think that.
What would make them somebody's target?
And one day you would make them pay.
What would make them choose to major in it?
If I was a woman, I would make them kill me.
That would make them much more appealing to me.
They thought BRIC would make them rich.
That would make them natural enemies, I guess.
I just wish someone would make them go away.
I would make them suffer like they had never suffered before.
You said you would make them pay.
I would make them do things my way or I would hurt them all, if I had your trick.
Okay, well, I have a dream that this would make them look super special.
And that would make them perfect in our memories.
I even convinced myself I didn't have them, hoping that would make them go away, but.
Armouring space assets would make them too heavy and costly to launch.
I'm guilty of criminal cowardice and robbing two people of something that would make them both very happy.
One of their daughters would make them ancestors of French Kings, and another daughter would become Queen of Germany.
The Adirondacks are about the size of a small country, which would make them the haystack and Bennett the needle.
Only this would make them comprehensible and enable a comparison of the results obtained by different users.
It was his dying wish that Oliver would make them pay for their crimes.
They knew that it would make them more easier to take into slavery, and for hundreds of years exploited that situation.
To encode them on a blockchain would make them global and permanent.
These measures would make them more vulnerable to the coordinated actions of governmental and law enforcement agencies.
The combination of sex appeal and synthesisers would make them one of the biggest pop acts of 1981.
Those who are pure in heart are happy because they don't let any evil into their hearts that would make them unhappy.
Each of these has health andenvironmental hazards that would make them questionable substitutes as discussed above.
If you see the context, we can see that Paul refers to the Jews, they lived by the letter of the law, andhoped that only this would make them the righteous.
Peter, guided by the Spirit, told the Jews to their faces that God would make them Christ's footstool if they did not repent and believe in Him.