Examples of using Trying to turn in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It wasn't till I got to Bangkok that I heard rumors about them trying to turn a Hexenbiest into a warrior.
Trying to turn that heart to stone.
And I have no desire for you to sit here You have lost someone dear to your heart, trying to turn that heart to stone.
designers can now enjoy a whole new level of efficiency and productivity while trying to turn their creative ideas into realities.
Taking him out of school or trying to turn him into some kind of spy?
He had a lot of followers… trying to turn him against the gods, then against to each other.- What curse?
Trying to turn him against the gods,- What curse?
You spent 20 years trying to turn your daughter into a more successful version of yourself.
I have given up trying to turn you into whoever the hell I thought you're supposed to be.
I mean, here you are, trying to turn your life around, and all I can think about are my stupid jealousy issues.
There are spambots crawling it, trying to turn every article into an ad for a Rolex watch.
The guards in Camp 14 spent 23 years trying to turn Shin into a blinkard,
You're the one yelling in his ear and trying to turn him into a $5, four-legged whore.
I have enough on my plate trying to turn a young killer into someone like me.
Trying to turn these docks into anything more than what they already are is a waste of time,
It's-no, it turns out it was nothing, just some kids trying to turn the console wars into something bigger.
Here we witness a President of the Council trying to turn the Treaty of Lisbon in the opposite direction.
What I see is a stupid little girl trying to turn a one-night stand into a lot of trouble.
Last thing that I remember's Hitting my brakes and trying to turn away but--… You turned to the left or the right?
I find this covers all the sides better than trying to turn them with a utensil.