Sentence examples for comes worth from inspiring English sources

It makes the latter, when it finally comes, worth more.

When it came, Worth and his wife and daughter stood waiting for the fashion press to arrive, and for George and Albert.

A new Champions League television deal comes in worth £897m over three years, worth more than double the current arrangement.

Rouge sends in 425,000 tons of its raw cold-rolled steel worth $420 a ton and it comes out worth $620 a ton.

Mayhew, addressing a question if there were any up and coming politicians worth noting, pointed out two relatively unknowns he thought worth watching, both Republicans: Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Tom Cotton of Arkansas.

There was a speech about aids, with lots of statistics: nothing that seemed to make "coming out" worth it.

Checkers first came onto Worth's radar during a visit to Chicago in 1980.

Stoke's response was slow in coming but worth the wait as Moses, who had stung the hands of goalkeeper Tim Howard moments earlier, expertly headed home.

So either Vidpresso lowered its bar for an exit or Facebook made coming aboard worth its while.

Small and lightweight items may be more likely to come out worth the shipping cost.

"Our worth comes from bearing the image of our maker".