Sentence examples for millions worth of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "millions worth of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to an incredibly valuable quantity of something. For example, "The company's warehouse held millions worth of rare books."
It sold hundreds of millions worth of debt to vulture funds last year.
Gilby shows how Saudi princes were the recipients of tens of millions worth of "commissions".
Despite the shiver which the report may generate in many dealers, the Maastricht fair is still expected to result in many millions' worth of sales.
AOL Time Warner, the huge New York company, which paid $900 million a year to run its Internet traffic on WorldCom's network -- and which in return demanded hundreds of millions' worth of dubious WorldCom advertising in AOL Time Warner media.
A person briefed on the Skype sale process said that as part of the sale, Skype's founders were offered "hundreds of millions" worth of Skype common stock but they declined the offer.
Both companies hope to dramatically reduce the costs of spaceflight, which still relies on one-use rockets that cost tens of millions of dollars and burn millions' worth of fuel.
The highest-ranking Apple-associated individual in the list is Steve Jobs' widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, who is at 98th with net worth of $10.7 billion.
Right now the biggest collection is still up for grabs: more than $125 million worth of 19th- and 20th-century art from the estate of the Los Angeles collectors Nathan and Marion Smooke.
As "Luther" tries to cram a textbook's worth of 16th-century German history into two hours, its reach far exceeds its grasp.
An Upper East Side art dealer has been fined $95,000 after pleading guilty to failing to collect city and state sales taxes on the sale of more than $500,000 worth of 20th-century decorative art.
Also new to the list: quirky investor Gomez Addams, who ranked 12th with a net worth of $2 billion.
