Examples of using To set things in English and their translations into Czech
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To set things right.
He's helping to set things right.
You're scared you're dying andit's the only reason you want to set things right.
A plan to set things right.
I hope there's still time… to set things right.
People also translate
Time to set things in motion.
Give me a week to set things up.
I need to set things straight with the world.
This was supposed to set things right.
Especially when I'm out there swallowing what little pride I have left trying to set things right.
Time to set things right.
A price must be paid to set things right.
I wanted to set things straight about Martin.
Time needs us, needs you, to set things right.
Despite my efforts to set things right, these actions only culminated in further corruption of the timeline.
I was just trying to set things right.
Look, I would like to set things straight between us, Clark, but don't you think raising someone from the grave is setting the bar a little high?
It's the chance to set things right.
In many countries, in many research centres and in many universities, the intellectual resources are ready, the capabilities are there and the will is there:it is now time to set things in motion.
We have to set things right.
Uh-oh. I hope there's still time… to set things right.
But I have to set things right.
It shouldn't take so long to set things right.
Now, I have got six weeks to set things right with you and I aim to do it.
And you come to me with a plan to set things right.
Let's use this to set things straight.
The petition is public, which is going to set things in motion.
I think I need to set things straight.
I'm trying to give you the chance to set things right, eh?
It's my chance to set things right.