Examples of using Make themselves in English and their translations into Hungarian
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at the same time, make themselves happy and satisfied.
since Beauvoir too thinks that human beings make themselves what they are through their actions in the world.
those who line up before taps… and two, those who make themselves taps so they won't need to stand in any line.
insightful talk about human potential, Shen shares some new thinking on how job seekers can make themselves more attractive- and why employers should look for ability over credentials.
elevated in their frequency, so that they could make themselves invisible at will so they could continue their evolution unharmed and in peace.
elevated in their frequency, so that they could make themselves invisible at will,
Just as you don't let everybody who knocks on your door come in and make themselves at home, don't let every emotion that surfaces dictate the direction of your day
your officers exchange themselves into other regiments, sell their commissions, or make themselves available for our disposal.
other community produces unfreedom when its priests or teachers make themselves into keepers of consciences, that is, when the faithful are obliged to go to them(to the confessional) for the motives of their actions.
The would-be active members should consciously make themselves mediators between what the questioning human soul feels as the problems of Man
if those who are working down here make themselves channels such as they should be.
Real servants makes themselves available to serve.
The moneylenders made themselves kings by creating a standing army of debtors.
The rich go out there and focus on making themselves happy.
Making themselves at home.
Making themselves indispensable.
Made themselves at home?
Some have made themselves eunuchs for the Kingdom of God(Matt 19:12).
They were making themselves understood through Gregor's room.
And they sewed fig leaves together and made themselves aprons.