Sentence examples for face worth from inspiring English sources

How many lives is Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's face worth?

"How much is your face worth?

Instead, I'll say the dog in the video is potentially injured in a collision with a woman's shoulder and face (Worth noting: The dog's suffering appears to continue as the woman hurries away with the dog in a painful-looking dangling position).

One pair of dancers with faces worth taking note of are David Dorfman and Dan Froot.

The study presented in this paper is based on the experiences from a face-to-face course worth 6 ECTS credits from the Master's in Psychopedagogy in the University of Lleida (UdL).

A false positive, i.e. a "yes" response on a new face, was worth −10.5 points; a "no" response (correct reject) was worth 0 points.

Thompson's face was worth the licence fee alone.

"The smile on his face was worth everything".

The organisation will face efficiencies worth $3.6m over four years.

Guru-Murphy asks Darling if some departments will face cuts worth 25%.

Those people who fail to declare offshore accounts face fines worth 200% of their tax bill, double the current penalty.