Examples of using Making some in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
However, your lucrative expedition will quickly get interrupted by some local mercenaries who are set on making some money of their own.
This is a tall order for anyone, so it is no wonder that many college students end up making some extremely costly money mistakes.
Vital Compression Loud sounds produced from your guitar often eclipse the softer nuances, making some notes lost in the mix.
gain points by making some stunts. Go Go.
DW Drums are renowned for making some of the most esteemed acoustic drum kits in the world.
Charles has been making some very ugly allegations about his brother,
You don't fall that far that fast without making some really stupid choices.
Perhaps by making some changes in your schedule
Dad, me and Cole, we're making some money, and I thought maybe…- Hello?
In fact, I was thinking of making some stone soup to share with all of you.".
I figured you were making some changes around here… I could make a few myself.
The Commission will be making some major announcements on Wednesday,
is making some calls and he will be coming over soon.
Kenny, he stays in the business, starts making some real money while I'm eating garbage
Although Howard was making some real strides in that area until he met Bernadette.
At present, Transmission System Operators provide varying levels of information, making some markets easier than others to compete in for new entrants.
Do you avoid making some dishes at home because of the time it takes,
The mating session begins with the males making some noises as they fly over the females.
What about making some friends You can talk to even in a blackout? O.M. G!
Making some stuffed peppers for dinner tonight could be the first step on a journey toward a healthier heart