Sentence examples for worth hit from inspiring English sources

His net worth hit an estimated $460 million in 1995.

Is the game so joyless that it's not worth hitting at least a few volleys before misfiring into the net?

We get the impression of a cushioned cartoon world, instead of a real one: hardly a target worth hitting, you might think, and made all the more comfortable by the casting.

In early April, Tesla threw a cocktail party at the National Building Museum, in Washington, D.C., to show off the Model S to the only venture-capital firm worth hitting up these days: the federal government.

If you are after several of the shortlisted titles, it might be worth hitting the high street, where Waterstones is including all four shortlisted paperbacks (Narcopolis at £12.99, Swimming Home at £7.99, The Lighthouse at £8.99 and The Garden of Evening Mists at £12.99) in its "buy one, get one half price" promotion.

If the update hasn't already been pushed straight to your device, it's worth hitting up the Settings tab and checking for updates manually.

A quick look through the list showed me that pretty much anywhere I go I can find some event worth hitting.

There will be plenty of other prizes and such to go around for all, so it's definitely worth hitting up if you're a hell of a Halo 3 player.

No guarantees they'll pay you enough to make a living at it, but it's sure worth hitting it with your best shot.

That was sometimes a month's worth of hit by pitches for Don Baylor.

Family net worth had hit a record high of $64.36 trillion in the April-June quarter of 2007 but has fallen in every quarter since then.