Examples of using Will make the difference in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That smile will make the difference.
Because 99 is not 100, and that single one will make the difference.
It will make the difference this winter.
Do you think this will make the difference?
What will make the difference in our life?
People also translate
Only public pressure will make the difference.
What will make the difference is what the parent does at home.
You are the ones who will make the difference.
I just mean that maybe a gesture from someone who doesn't know him, who isn't judging, or expecting anything in return, who just wants to help,maybe that will make the difference.
Trust me, it will make the difference.
Concentration is important for us, details will make the difference.
Maybe Moore will make the difference?
But it's also about adding those 2 or 3 players who will make the difference.
Believe us, it will make the difference.
This election will be won by small numbers andtoday of all days will make the difference.
What changes will make the difference?
Now they hope it's the voice of a teenager that will make the difference.
Do you think worrying will make the difference as to whether it does or it doesn't?
And it's the last 10% tweak that will make the difference.
That permanent positivism will make the difference between triumph and failure in what you undertake.
For some students these supplies will add color anddimension to their education;for others, they will make the difference to enable them to go to school.
Who thinks seriously that if we sit on another hilltop, on another hundred meters,that this is what will make the difference for the state of Israel's basic security?
That is what will make the difference, the magic that will ground the light from Home right now in this beautiful Family of E in which all of you are a part.
Your presence and voice will make the difference.
But it is not those seeds that will make the difference for those seeds will bloom and you will become the teachers and you will become the healers and you will touch other people.
And what I'm saying is that what will make the difference will be building community among students, telling young women, young minority students and students in general, you can do this work.
