Sentence examples for something worthwhile to do from inspiring English sources

It is screened this Christmas and it's about an event that just repeats over and over again, endlessly, monotonously – until the protagonist finally finds something worthwhile to do with his life.

"Of all the priorities we have on the list for this session, I don't think this is No. 1, but it may very well be something worthwhile to do".

When I'm in prison I just want something worthwhile to do.

Law graduates nab the fifth spot on the list, with some 88.6percentt of graduates finding something worthwhile to do after graduation.

Find something worthwhile to do while waiting for customers to come in.

But in an impoverished country ruined by 30 years of war, tribal leaders said that many more insurgents would happily put down their guns if there was something more worthwhile to do.

"If a single person comes and wants to hold the [gay pride] parade, then therefore it's worthwhile to do something extreme," he said.

Working for the Foreign Office: travel, languages, cultures, representing something worthwhile to people I don't know.

It can only now be hoped that the Football Quarter initiative does something worthwhile to redress this balance.

You all will let me know if Gregory did something worthwhile to end that segment, won't you?

This app incorporates video, taking advantage of what a smartphone can do and adding something worthwhile to the usual package of information.