Sentence examples for worth a name from inspiring English sources
Whitby can also call on the testimony of Daniel Defoe, who visited in 1720 and wrote: "At the entrance of a little nameless river, scarce indeed worth a name, [the Esk] stands Whitby, which, however, is an excellent harbour, and where they build very good ships, and many of them too, which makes the town rich".
Still, it's worth putting a name to these feelings and confronting them, which I do with a handful of the most powerful ones in this week's Your Money column.
The Seamen's Bethel remains, and is worth a visit; names of whaling men and fishermen lost at sea since Melville's day are on its walls.
His mother also instilled in him her belief in excellence, in proving one's worth beyond inheriting a name by proving one's skill at something proper.
It's worth giving it a name if we're going to treat it as unique in some way, and I think it is.
Try getting all three keys for 12 diamonds (which is worth 720 sillybucks, a name I chose for video game money, next to wackycents).
To test this idea, researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Duke University School of Business did a series of studies exploring the idea that religion and brand reliance (investing subjective worth or value in a name brand) serve a similar psychological need -- the need to publically express one's self-worth (Marketing Science).
And it was a name worth waiting for: Fabio Coicou.
Duke Seems to Be Slam Dunk Zach Duke seems like a name worth learning and remembering.
Manassero, who played with Watson for the first two days, finished joint 13th and is a name worth watching.
