Sentence examples for somewhere worth from inspiring English sources

Better, then, to choose a resort with a railway escape route to somewhere worth escaping to.

But at least a start has been made in turning the city centre into somewhere worth taking the train to once again.

"The Little Friend" doesn't get where it was headed, either, but there's no question that it takes you somewhere worth going.

(The French philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, born Jewish in Lithuania, liked to quote his father: "A country that tears itself apart to defend the honor of a small Jewish captain is somewhere worth going").

But you'll never reach them unless you trust that you're actually traveling somewhere worth going.

At $16, the teeth probably have somewhere between $35 and $60 worth of gold in them, which is a handsome profit".

All of which is not only fascinating – there's a PhD thesis in here somewhere – but worth bearing in mind next time you have a dinner party.

The wood highlights are polished teak the Setai incorporates somewhere between $10 to $15 million worth of the stuff in the floor panels, the plantation shutters, the woven "chandelier" that covers the ceiling of the C. C. & C. bar.

"I think the bat's worth somewhere between $1.7 million and $4 million".

Ms. Meade said she thinks the store is worth "somewhere in the neighborhood of $2 million".

Estimates are that Fox made deals for spots worth somewhere between $1.9 billion and $1.99 billion.