Sentence examples for plus worth from inspiring English sources

(Aside: I was at some architecture conference 30 years ago when the late, great modernist contrarian Martin Pawley actually tried this in a car park. He didn't get very far. Plus, worth remembering: no airbags in those days, so respect).

In the case of a customer who wants an iPhone 7 Plus (worth £920) with 4GB of data, Vodafone charges £100 up front and £62 a month – a total of £1,588.

So, we sat back, collected a week plus worth of data, including a ton of our survey feedback forms that we had right into the bar which people would click at into the survey on what they thought of the bar.

Derry won a bid to be the first United Kingdom City of Culture in 2013, a designation that will bring a year's-plus worth of marquee events showcasing both British and Irish culture.

Armoured vehicles have collected much of the £2bn-plus worth of new money from the Bank's cash centres in Debden, Essex, and Leeds, and ferried them to more than 30 high-security vaults across the country to begin distribution to the high street banks – and on Tuesday morning the public will have the first chance to handle and use them in person.

The report's authors considered the £500m-plus worth of investments into UK blockchain companies that were made in 2017-18 and concluded Britain had the potential to become a world leader in the digital and crypto economy ecosystem within the next few years.

Building on his four years-plus worth of writing (and broadcasting) about the causes of the 2005 New Orleans flood, Shearer made a feature-length documentary, "The Big Uneasy".

HouseCanary's four decades-plus worth of real estate data will allow homeowners to make better decisions about their home valuations by giving access to market value data and three-year appreciation projections.

3. Klaus G. and Amelia Perls: $60 million-plus worth of 20th century art to New York's Metropolitan Museum, including works by Picasso, Modigliani and Braque, from a pair of Manhattan art dealers and collectors.

He had built up 16-plus seasons worth of muscle memory — and trust with his old friend.

There's a necklace with six-plus carats' worth of yellow princess-cut diamonds: retail price, $73,500; for you, $1,900 — but you have to give it back.