Examples of using Something to make in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Something to make you a man.
You must have something to make people come.".
Something to make us sleep?
I do. I have to do something to make this right.
Something to make her feel better.
People also translate
Walter, we need something to make you… human.
Something to make a man feel… powerless.
You must have brought something to make this glamour work.
Something to make it seem like she's sick.
I wish I could say something to make you feel better.
Something to make life easier. I hope it's sanitary.
And finally tonight, here's something to make you feel old.
Something to make you a little more valuable to me as a partner.
But what if somebody gave them something to make them smarter?
We get do something to make people talk about Crisp!
Some… steroid, or… I can give him something to make him sleep.
I need something to make it pop.
Can I… can I take you for a drink or something to make it up to you?
I need something to make it fly.
I know I'm supposed to say something to make things better.
I have something to make you contemplate a smile, Revenge on TiVo.
What if I were to give Ashley something to make her not feel sick?
I did find something to make with the ramps.
But I did a little something to make you feel better.
And I need something to make me a class favorite.
You just want to tell him something to make yourself feel better.
Do you want to do something to make your social life better?
I said, I have gotta do something to make myself feel young again.
Perhaps I can say something to make you feel better. Would you like that?
The power is a perk, something to make your endless passing days more bearable.
