Sentence examples for merited watching from inspiring English sources
But while the leader board merited watching, so did the weather.
Although it didnt make our list, Vegas merits watching as a city where the economy could get worse.
While valuations may not be holding the big stocks back, several other headwinds could crimp performance: While now is not a good time to load up on shares of huge companies or bet heavily on funds linked to capitalization-weighted indexes the big stocks merit watching.
By this stage, he had already attracted the attention of major clubs, with Manchester United scout Jack O'Brien reporting back to manager Matt Busby in 1948 that he had "today seen a 12-year-old schoolboy who merits special watching.
Plays that change perceptions (and every good play does that, if only for as long as you're watching it) have merits beyond those of political engagement.
On MSNBC, which I was watching, it didn't even merit a mention on a crawl.
Last fall, in an episode that merited little attention at the time, I watched Kirchner at "high-level week" at the General Assembly, when heads of state converge on the United Nations.
Do my actions really merit this much time and money spent watching me?
But jihadists will entrench themselves in Yemen and in Somalia, a member of the 22-country Arab League though it is not ethnically Arab.The country that will merit the closest watch of all is Saudi ArabiaOther violent though not religion-driven upheavals will carry on here and there.
Can an American remake of a brilliant Swedish film be worth watching on its own merits?
Simon Barnes's How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher (Short Books £9.99) is an amiable mix of memoir, the merits of binoculars, Charles Darwin, laughing gulls and how watching birds compares with his day job of watching England footballers.
