make it
His parents convinced him that he could make it in anything he chose to do if he worked hard enough.
good for (someone or something)
used to express approval of someone
“I passed the exam!” “Good for you!”
“He got the job.” “Good for him!”
resulting in something good or desirable for (someone or something)
Regular exercise is good for you.
used to say how long something will continue or be valid
This offer is good for the remainder of the month.
stay up
Don’t stay up past your bedtime.
She stayed up to watch the late movie.
read between the lines
Pay attention to what is being said and read between the lines. — Valerie Mesa, PEOPLE, 31 July 2026
vote with one’s feet
Theoretical physicists tend to vote with their feet, and AdS/CFT sparked a stampede. - Gravity Seems Holographic. What Does That Mean for Reality?
When the restaurant changed its menu, many former customers voted with their feet.