Sentence examples for worth of access from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, after paying $6 for a week's worth of access to The Journal's archives, I found it.

Associated Press Collections includes decades' worth of access to an array of internal AP publications and records from select AP bureaus.

Associated Press Collections Online includes decades' worth of access to an array of internal AP publications and records from select AP bureaus.

After a year's worth of access negotiation, I began filming with the Guardian this winter in two hospitals – Queen's where I work as a middle-grade locum, and Musgrove Park, in Taunton, Somerset, where Cliff Mann also works.

The UC most recently paid Elsevier $11 million for a year's worth of access to its journals, which include the well-known medical journal The Lancet and more than 2,500 lesser-known titles, from Poetics to Fungal Biology.

Others are giving prepaid customers a year's worth of access to 24-hour "compassion" help lines or coupons worth thousands of dollars in funeral expenses if a child or grandchild should die before age 21 (the coupon carries the name of the child).

The gadget contains a built-in directory of hot spots for major United States cities (courtesy of JiWire.com), and T-Mobile has thrown in a year's worth of free access at its wireless hot spots.

Accessing hotspots found in cafes, shopping malls, libraries, airports, sports arenas and hotels can mean risking either identity theft on an open connection, or answering a web-page of queries and handing over credit-card details—and then paying through the nose for a few hours' worth of internet access.

For $3,500, you get to ask ten questions per year; $18,000 will get you 12-months' worth of unlimited access.

The personal computer maker and the media giant's Internet service provider will join forces to provide 5,000 low-income kids with free refurbished PCs and a year's worth of Internet access.

If Amazon was able to negotiate the rate down closer to $1 a month, that would make more sense, because that would only require one or two book downloads per customer to pay for a year's worth of wireless access.