Examples of using To make a name for himself in English and their translations into Swedish
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He wants to make a name for himself.
The guy's looking for a case. He wants to make a name for himself.
He also wants to make a name for himself in New York.
Get some attention. That guy's just trying to make a name for himself.
Trying to make a name for himself. Some dumb-ass kid.
Marco Inaros is looking to make a name for himself.
Rugova managed to make a name for himself, publishing a number of works on literary theory, criticism and history as well as his own poetry.
The unsub's trying to make a name for himself.
wants to get ahead, wants to make a name for himself.
The guy wants to make a name for himself.
There's some new hotshot in Jerry's office trying to make a name for himself.
Undaunted, Stallworth resolves to make a name for himself and a difference in his community.
But there's this kid I know, right, he's trying to make a name for himself.
Armstrong was beginning to make a name for himself in New Orleans
trying to make a name for himself.
that does indeed seem to be the case- he wants to make a name for himself in the grocery industry.
Marco Inaros is looking to make a name for himself, and now he has.
he hopes it will be enough to make a name for himself in the industry.
And the US attorney is looking at this to make a name for himself. All that really matters is that this whole riot has been an embarrassment for the governor.
Hot fuzz The basic career mode puts you in the metal pedal pushing shoes of an unnamed protagonist looking to make a name for himself by taking on other drivers in a variety of races.
Mark Howe knew how to make a name for himself during his 22-year playing career in the professional ranks.
Some Boy Scout Fed trying to make a name for himself.
whom God went to redeem for Himself as a people and to make a name for Himself, and to do a great thing for You and awesome things for Your land,
Some dumb-ass kid trying to make a name for himself.
redeem a people for himself, and to make a name for himself, and to do for you David switches pronouns from the third person to the second person the great
Thomas Dewey is now a special prosecutor who's determined to make a name for himself by going after organized crime.
He's a reporter trying to make a name for himself.
That guy's just trying to make a name for himself.
Does he arrive here planning to make a name for himself at my expense?