Examples of using Making things in English and their translations into Finnish
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Computer
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Programming
And I have always enjoyed making things, so I thought that perhaps it would be an interesting direction.
I think the film makers are just looking at bits of clips from American political newsreels and making things up.
actually enjoys cleaning up and“making things neat” as he puts it. His room is always very orderly.
It is ideal to have this hub of activity in the heart of the community, making things accessible to all”.
I can't wait to start cooking for you and making things nice around here,
you are not making things easy for me at all.
also improves working conditions for the crew themselves by making things more orderly and efficient.
So, you either tell me exactly where you found the bill, or I can start making things very difficult for you.
so i concentrated on making things that are pretty.
The drop in his academic performance this year is the consequence of all the time… and the time he spent making things for me and how hard that was for him.
The Commission will always work with the aim of making things better- better quality legislation, better coordination between the institutions and better implementation.
philosophical reason why, but… mostly I just like making things up.
still be able to walk afterwards, making things much more enjoyable.
I might have been making things worse than they are in reality.
I would emphasise that I shall consistently oppose solutions that, instead of making things easier, create additional obstacles for companies.
joining the Cirque du Soleil and making things from yoghurt pots
head about functionalism and the practical side, making things simple and taking all extraneous things away, and those rules I use for all my clients.
think you're fixing things, you're actually making things worse or didn't you figure that out yet?
Must make things interesting in bed, though.
You could always make things in a jiffy out of nothing.