Sentence examples for bear worth from inspiring English sources

Is the white bear worth seeing?

That is, what the market will bear, "worth" here being a combination of bibliography, writing awards and overall popularity.

The story hardly bears worth repeating: a gaggle of gays of varying ethnic stripes and stages of coming out converge on Greenwich Village and are all at Stonewall the night the riots occurred.

Be especially wary of weasel words, like "you may have already won," or "new laptop is based on a purchase of gummy bears worth $5,000 or more".

People often keep the card with the gift, and it should bear a sentiment worth saving.

"A job resulting from concrete poured for a bear exhibit is worth just as much as a job from concrete poured for a sidewalk," said Steve Feldman, an association spokesman.

I'll watch out for my doors.' " To many in and out of law enforcement, such a proliferation of deadly weapons is unsettling, even as scores of new gun owners argue that their right to bear arms is worth exercising to gain a feeling of personal security in troubled times.

Famously frugal: Once fought a bear over $2 worth of honey; traveled back in time to use an expired coupon.

But that doesn't mean the bear is actually worth that much, Verdergame had to remind me.

For all the naval firepower being brought to bear, it's worth noting that the ultimate focus of the training really isn't focused exclusively (or even mainly) on fighting traditional naval battles.

But now, as the case finally heads for trial, he considers his own hardships slight compared to what his Chadian partners have borne, and highly worth the wait.