Sentence examples for Worth restoring from inspiring English sources
According to Mr. Coupland, 47, there wasn't much worth restoring.
Speaking of which, how many modern houses can boast of bath tile worth restoring?
Mr. Frankhauser estimates that an additional 700 to 800 images are worth restoring.
It may therefore be worth restoring the balance by mentioning a few more.
Samples are going to be taken to determine if any of the hidden works are worth restoring.
Two houses too badly damaged to be worth restoring are to be left as brick ruins, but glass-roofed to form a communal winter garden.
That's not to say that there weren't people who went way past practical, spending three times what a car was worth to restore it because it spurred memories of youth (there was definitely one of those).
Sherrill Hall is worth saving and restoring as a New York City architectural landmark -- and as a symbol of a time when modesty, restraint and thrift were values that were lived and preached by both our secular and religious leaders.
US-based PolyFuel, which specializes in engineered membranes for portable fuel cells, says that Congress and the US Department of Energy (DOE) have once again demonstrated their commitment to the development of a practical micro power fuel cell by restoring programme funding worth US$2 million.
He figured the 650,000 hours of volunteer time that went into restoring the aircraft was worth $35 million.
But they will take time to prove their worth at preventing future abuses and restoring confidence in capital markets—and, indeed, to lay bare any unintended consequences.
