Sentence examples for worth marking from inspiring English sources
When somebody dares to open one in Manhattan now, it's worth marking the event.
John F. Kennedy is not the only Massachusetts Democrat with an anniversary worth marking this fall.
Still, it's a birthday worth marking, as the label itself is doing with a tour featuring Jarvis Cocker and New York's anti-folk mainstay Jeffrey Lewis.
"Millions of them stream through it every year, and it's really a glory of the built environment, the 100th anniversary of which certainly seemed worth marking".
It seems that today is International Beer Day, as fine a phony holiday as I can think of, easy to celebrate and well worth marking.
It is this too-true-to-be-true quality of "Boxing," that Ben Brantley of The New York Times said makes Mr. Maxwell a talent worth marking.
Actually most of your prospective customers do not bother to know the name of your firm until after they have looked at your site and decided it is worth book marking.
The transaction, worth $3.9 billion, marks a further unwinding of what was once a mammoth German state monopoly that delivered letters, connected telephone calls and provided basic banking services.
The deal, worth $350m, marks the end of G+J's 30-year presence in the American market.The European Union took its turn to pressure China over the surge in textile imports from the country.
The deal, worth £195m, marks a drop from the current £264m agreement with Sky and the BBC.
"It's like buying in the market a $15 stock that you think is worth $20, immediately marking it up to $20, and showing a $5 profit," said an analyst for a hedge fund that has a short position on a small amount of Dynegy stock, hoping to profit on a decline in its price.
