Sentence examples for old worth from inspiring English sources

"The idea of things needing to be used, whether you're talking about urban spaces or old Worth ball gowns".

Critics have not been slow to note that the acquisition makes a 13-person company, which is barely two years old, worth more than the New York Times, among many other famous brands.

By contrast, nuclear weapons and the raft of cold-war-era treaties with America, including the ABM treaty, represent the one flattering measure of Russia's old worth that endures.

If they breastfed their baby, they could claim £40 of vouchers for supermarkets and high street shops at five different stages - when their baby was two days, ten days, six weeks, three months and six months old, worth £200 if they stayed the full course.

The 74 year old, worth $2.6 billion, said he would meet with me on a Pearl River island, near the Chinese city of Guangzhou, where he had built a temple to the Goddess of the Sea.

What seven-year-old worth her salt wouldn't delight in seeing an alien pop out of a chest-shaped cake?

The Knights have tabled a five-year offer to the 18-year-old worth $720,000 annually, according to News Corp Australia.

Not only is the 25-year-old worth feeding as a traditional ball carrier (1,364 yards and 12 rushing touchdowns last season), but he's borderline unstoppable as a pass catcher (76 receptions for 704 yards and 3 touchdowns).

If Ewing is to leave New York, he will go because the organization made a perfectly prudent decision not to extend a contract that is already hopelessly inflated in terms of his 38-year-old worth.

Under the Lib Dem proposal, education spending on 16 to 19-year-olds (worth around £7bn) and early years spending (worth around £3bn) would also be ring-fenced.

The 48-year-old (worth about $975 million) and her trainer, Bob Greene Bob Greene, are reportedly buying seven waterfront lots in Hana, Maui, but since they're committed to preserving the land, they're only planning to build three houses on the property.