Sentence examples similar to worth hand from inspiring English sources

Just about every family with anything worth handing down winds up fighting from the death over who really deserved Grandma's diamond brooch or Dad's gold watch.

"The issue for AT&T is whether gaining some market share and spectrum is worth handing over some of T-Mobile's assets to the struggling third and fifth carriers," Mr. Smithen said.

"She was a modern woman with strong principles and values she felt were worth handing on to others".

What senior DUP figures are mulling over will be whether it's worth handing over any money to London based barristers at this stage, when it's far from certain whether the planned debates will take place.

They could tell you about the shop a few roads over that does cheap curry boxes, but honestly it's not worth hand-drawing you a map on the back of an A4 envelope.

They could tell you about the shop a few roads over that does cheap curry boxes, but honestly, it's not worth hand-drawing you a map on the back of an A4 envelope.

This was an electoral map worth handing out!

It was worth hands left bloodied by constant scrapes on rock; pants streaked with dirt from times I scooted across a narrow ledge, too scared to walk; and, yes, the dizzying head-rush from peeking nervously over the edge.

But as you get more experience and build your business, you may find that it's worth handing off sections of your duties to freelancers, in order to focus more time on the parts of your business that only you can do.

It doesn't matter at all how much we think about sex positive feminism as an option for adult women if kids are being pressured to think their sexiness and self worth go hand-in-hand.

By the end of the two-week session, students will have used $10,000 worth of hand tools and $5,000 worth of power tools.