Examples of using Would make sure in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But he said that if I did, I shouldn't be scared, and he would make sure I was okay.
I would make sure I would get everything I wanted before I handed it over.
Frank Giordino would make sure you didn't get out.
Now, California's considering similar legislation, and this would make sure that the autonomous car is not one of those things that has to stay in Vegas.
I could fix a bed in the back and I would make sure all those bills got paid and I would even
And he said if we harmed her accidental or otherwise he would make sure we would pay for it.
As for the wine, well, I would make sure to stop cooking with it while they were home with me.
You told Stefan you would find a way to get him off the hook with Rayna and I told Caroline I would make sure you didn't screw it up.
He would make sure the patients whose viaticals you owned started dying a little quicker,
there because he knew I would make sure he would never get out again.
He told me to do it there, said he would make sure nobody snitched. Did he say anything about Tyler Prescott?
Thought I would make sure it was true before I talk to you about it.
The leaders would make sure they have at least tacit outside support before they move,
I promised the guard that we would make sure we bring him back to Israel- we're already experienced in this.".
I would make sure you have anything you want for the rest of your life I just want you to be happy.
If we were to create your own custom scent in my shop, I would make sure that it had a sneaky quality.
You figured if the victim's own brother testified that Flynn had changed… He would get out, and I would make sure he got the justice that he deserved.
I would sprinkle it on the stain. I would make sure the stain was completely covered.
He told me I was the one who would act for him, who would make sure he was revenged.
promised Garfinkel, that he himself would make sure that Garfinkel would join the next transport to Belzec“to enable him to examine personally what was happening there”.