come to naught

Five years of strenuous attempts by the Thai establishment to destroy Thaksin Shinawatra as a political force have come to naught.

Mine is not the only family in California to have solar dreams come to naught.

At this point, as long as lit a cigarette, before everything will come to naught.

All Mike's elaborate schemes seem to come to naught.

Most of China's grand plans for Europe have come to naught, following failed crash-tests and inability to improve emissions standards.

I do not rare, around the globe I have come to naught.

As happened in that boom, most of these ideas will come to naught.

But it would all come to naught in a fiscal meltdown.

Attempts to restructure by her predecessor Jerry Yang had largely come to naught.

And if his schemes at home come to naught, then his credibility abroad will wither.

Mr Obama's oft-professed goal of capping America's emissions of greenhouse gases has come to naught.

Putin said that "self-isolation of the country will come to naught. "

Lost love lost all, all confidence and strength come to naught!

Could make a great cause, come to naught because of thought on, and lost the ability to act.

My dream, , Mirage has come to naught.

Work, and you'll thrive; be lazy, and you'll come to naught.

Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines