Esimerkkejä Ought to make käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We ought to make a vow.
Well, maybe you ought to make time.
I ought to make a phone call.
You know, maybe I ought to make my nachos.
I ought to make you strip.
I just talk and talk when I ought to make supper.
This ought to make you talk.
I do not think, therefore, that we ought to make a big issue of it.
I ought to make you strip.
And now that we have him back,we really ought to make him feel at home.
This ought to make a good antenna.
It is the responsibility of the European Union to provide the funding and the Council ought to make decisions next Friday.
Maybe I ought to make one of those.
I believe that the most recent data concerning the state of the settlements in 2008, published by the Government of Israel, ought to make all of us feel responsible.
Maybe we ought to make a reservation.
The European Parliament has quite rightly already submitted several draft constitutions,and I think that these ought to make it clear that Europe is more than a market.
That ought to make you feel better.
The dimensions of Europe as a market, as a provider of financial aid, as a place of refuge for immigrants, andas a neighbour make, or ought to make, the EU a partner in external policy.
That ought to make you feel pretty good.
It is stressed that, in connection with the closure of the accounts for 2001, the Commission infringed the Financial Regulation,and, on page after page, we read the very weighty observations that ought to make us adopt a very different position which goes much further than we are currently doing.
I ought to make you strip. Please.
Those notebooks ought to make that Benson or.
Ought to make him feel better.
The number of suicide attempts ought to make us reflect on the importance of this problem.
We ought to make some Christmas cookies.
With regard to Georg Jarzembowski's report, opening the international rail passenger market to competition from 1 January 2010 ought to make rail a more efficient means of transport and to have a positive impact for passengers, in terms of prices and choice of train operators.
That ought to make me number three.
Well, she ought to make it to Memphis.
You ought to make it work for you more.
The Commission knows that certain illegal forces have made anonymous threats to our colleagues, Mrs Stauner andMr Blak, and this ought to make the Commission realise that a much more vigorous approach is required if action is to be taken against the internal forces partly responsible for the fact that European taxpayers' money can disappear into the pockets of criminals.