Sentence examples for Worth flying from inspiring English sources
Manolo Caracol Ten courses that are worth flying in for — all for $30.
It's worth flying in from London simply to browse the stacks.
It would be worth flying out even for one night to eat here.
We boarded the plane and realized that maybe it's worth flying around the world for one inspired dance fan.
It's impossible not to eat well in Melbourne (well, in Australia generally), but these chips were absolutely worth flying the 10,496.05 miles for.
In 1969, Nolan said, about the 18-panel polyptych Riverbend, which by itself is worth flying to Sydney to see: "I can still evoke in myself, in my studio on the Thames, the river that I saw as a boy.
The obvious name was Lanvin's Alber Elbaz, but he was too major-league for a one-off charity event, so Worth flew to Israel to find a new face.
For years, the aviation agency has tried to modernize the rules on flight and duty hours, but has been unable to win consensus in the industry; airlines do not want to add costs by hiring more pilots, and many pilots like to get in a month's worth of flying in as few days as possible.
I had a day's worth of flying ahead, but even more important, I wanted to end my stay in the place where Cambodia had come alive for me, in Banteay Chhmar.
Almost sixteen tons of tomatoes worth were flown in from Portugal for the shoot.
When it comes to romantic relationships, my self-worth flies out the window.
