Examples of using Made a difference in English and their translations into Hindi
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And it made a difference.
They touched my life and made a difference.
You made a difference in my life.
Yeah, I wish that made a difference.
What made a difference was not inspection but connection.
That was the point that made a difference.
Penicillin made a difference during the first half of the 20th century.
He touched lives and made a difference.
They figured that I was going through something in life,so just that one smile or one sweet gesture made a difference.
India has made a difference.
And, as they hypothesized, self-control made a difference.
That one little point from my finance professor made a difference in my life, and it taught me the value of owning stuff outright.
I have unchecked it and re-checked it to see if it made a difference.
Explaining why her prayers made a difference, she added:“ I had 24- hour-a- day access to Jehovah's holy spirit.”.
They touched my life and made a difference.
Medication class also made a difference, with diuretics(water pills) abandoned more often than other drugs, the study found.
He touched lives and made a difference.
But if there were 20,000 of us who didn't think our vote would count and we still went out to vote,then that's 20,000 votes that made a difference.
That's rewarding when they say,‘You made a difference in my life.'”.
Some people live an entire lifetime wondering if they have made a difference in the world, Marines don't have that problem.
In addition,the researchers found that the specific type of first-person singular pronoun made a difference.
Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have made a difference to the world, but the Marines don't have that problem.".
People across the U.S. have told me over and over again that collaboration andnetworking made a difference.
Some people live an entire lifetime andwonder if they have ever made a difference in the world, but soldiers don't have that problem.".
We tend to say,“If I live my life well and am remembered by other people,then I have done well because I made a difference.”.
When is the last time youtook five minutes to truly express your thanks to someone who made a difference in your life?
As Mark Twain orEmma Goldman said(take your pick as to who the real author was),“If voting made a difference, they wouldn't let us do it.”.
But I tell you what inspires me, and I don't know Mr. Prime Minister if you share this view-almost every day I meet somebody who tells me,"You made a difference in my life.".