Sentence examples for lead to naught from inspiring English sources
Reluctantly, he allows himself to be swept away by love once more – in the knowledge that it will all lead to naught.
Sure, there's a chance this will all lead to naught.
A British demarche was precisely what the Germans had been expecting, but three attempts to reach an Anglo-German understanding, between 1898 and 1901, led to naught.
And it could all be brought to naught if the current snarling should lead to a military strike that smashes Iraq's crumbling infrastructure before it can even begin to be repaired.
All the hunting and pecking went for naught, and the Rockets quickly pushed the lead to 20 points.
The rush to increase profits has come to naught and in many cases led to financial disaster.Imagine what those young people could have done if they had chosen careers in science and medicine.
The corner comes to naught.
The inquiry soon came to naught.
The set piece comes to naught.
Will all this bring prevention to naught?
