Sentence examples for worth arriving from inspiring English sources

It opens at 8am and it is well worth arriving before it gets too busy.

Evening feeds occur on Thursdays through to Sundays, and it's worth arriving at least 30 minutes prior to the start time.

There are moments when the conversational delivery leads to inaudibility, and it is probably worth arriving early to get a seat in the central block.

Saturday 8 a.m. 4) Toast of the Town It's worth arriving early at Angelo's (1100 East Catherine Street; 734-761-8996); a.m.r 8:30 a.m., the wait for a table can take an hour.

This is a big play that shows how family lives are determined by history and, even if it requires concentration, it's worth arriving early and studying the programme to grasp the background to Stivicic's richly complex mosaic.

Seating is unreserved and it's worth arriving early because there's always a lot of to-ing and fro-ing (kids are encouraged to sit by the aisle with their parents further to one side, so everyone gets a good view, but this does provoke the odd tantrum from both parties).

So I subscribed to toilet paper, which makes for a great story and good fun for children when three months' worth arrives and become a temporary tower or a fort on the living room floor.

Import statistics show that Dubai is the second largest importer of Swiss watches in the world—£7 million worth arrived in 1968.The state's main source of income has been its 4.625 per cent custom duty on imports, but in 1967 oil was discovered in commercial quantities off-shore and shipments began last year.

Bobs Worth arrived at Cheltenham with just one run to his name this season, in the Hennessy Gold Cup on 1 December, but he had thrived at home in recent weeks and he has a rare willingness and determination when he feels the rising ground.

It was clustered round the trunk of a modest tree, and I started watching – at a cowardly distance – just as two beekeepers from Worthing arrived to take charge.

Coalition commanders have calculated that such skirmishes are a price worth paying for arriving on Mr Hussein's Baghdad doorstep swiftly.