Sentence examples for will make something of from inspiring English sources

"We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency.

In another few years Ms. Weis, who has been working with electronic multimedia dance longer than most, will make something of these techniques.

Better links with the local private sector would also help spread the benefits of foreign investment.Ultimately, doing business in Africa is a gamble on the future that the continent will make something of the commodity boom that has helped it grow faster in the past three years than at any time in the past few decades and, possibly, ever.

He will make something of it.

"There is quite a chance that if there is a God he will make something of the finitude and complexity of a universe.

The media will make something of it but England can't bring it up because New Zealand will just call them whingeing Poms - and the visitors will be thinking of it as an opportunity.

Maybe he'll "make something" of that book, finally.

Study hard enough and you'll make something of yourself in your life, no matter the challenges along the way.

Dowd has accepted the invitation, the Guardian understands, with a source close to him admitting the MP realised he'd made "something of a blunder".

We'll make something out of it that works".

"These are just blocks, and we'll make something out of it".