Sentence examples for display worth from inspiring English sources

Newark has another display worth a glance.

"Treasures" like these make this wonderfully fustian display worth visiting.

On a recent cold morning, though, only one hen thought the display worth her time.

Here are some displays worth seeking out: Pinakin Patel: Pinakin Patel, a self-taught architect and designer, is known for his modern take on Indian design, like his interpretation of jalli, an ornamental pattern made popular by the Mughals.

It was mid-August 2006, and I was visiting the Santa Fe Indian Market, an amazing weekend of commerce, when the nation's great Native American artists display work worth thousands and sit side by side with novice craftsmen selling $10 Christmas ornaments.

By contrast, the city plans to replace more than 300 sidewalk newsstands with new kiosks, which it hopes will display advertising worth millions to the city.

The US president's plan, though, invests immense faith in partners and would-be allies that have done little to display their worth in alliances that are, in many cases, at least a decade old.

"One magazine wrote: "The fact the V&A has batty riders on display is worth the £6 entry on its own.'" Malcolm X and Alfred Tulloch might not, at first glance, appear to have much in common beyond the sharp tailoring.

Constantly on display and worth several million dollars, it has just finished a four-month run at the American Crafts Museum in New York and is moving to Milan later in the year.

But for me, I'm not sure that a slightly better display is worth the upgrade, considering that the Fire HD already has a hi-res screen.

The larger display is worth the price of admission, even from my year-old Series 3. The haptic Digital Crown and fall detection is the proverbial icing on the cake.