d amount造句

• I thought you'd amount to something ."
• When Sigourney Weaver attended Yale Drama School in the early 1970s, her professors apparently didn't think she'd amount to much.
• There'd be a few obscure browsers and bots that would slip through the cracks but I don't think they'd amount to much.
• Vonnegut had kept no trace of these early works because, as he admits in his introduction, " I didn't think I'd amount to a hill of beans ."
• My question then is, did Marx pursue the arguments about the working-day length to the point where they'd amount to slavery ? talk ) 12 : 19, 9 October 2011 ( UTC)
• This is then divided by the number of " nominal Band D " properties in the authority's area ( county, district, national park, etc . ) to reach the Band D amount.
• At one point Nance was quoted as saying, " I would have been in trouble, but the Fort Worth manager didn't think I'd amount to anything and let me stay in Sherman ."