amount to something การใช้

• It made us feel pretty good, like we might amount to something.
• You also hope this slight genre slice will amount to something.
• It may amount to nothing, but it may amount to something.
• A few even went on to amount to something somewhere in the world.
• The friendship may amount to something this summer, when the Lakers season is over.
• I think this article can really amount to something.
• It also amounts to something of a political challenge.
• Indeed, much of Clinton's January will amount to something of a struggle to stay relevant.
• Teammates said he might amount to something big.
• But cumulatively, they really do amount to something.
• "You'd think this would amount to something ."
• And there is no question that he works in what amounts to something of a vacuum.
• "Maybe someday it will amount to something, " she said, " but I'm not planning retirement.
• But they're not enough to make it amount to something that it just fundamentally is not.
• The procedure, known as " conditional release, " amounts to something like " mental health probation,"
• Say, I knew that boy would amount to something from the time he was 9 years old.
• In the world of mergers and acquisitions, the best negotiations amount to something of a poker game.
• "Under the worst-case scenario, their total liability amounts to something like $ 160 million, " he said.
• I thought you'd amount to something ."
• I suppose she does it to prove that anybody can overcome overwhelming odds and amount to something.