Sentence examples for worth of files from inspiring English sources

Each listener is assigned a "virtual locker," which holds at least three gigabytes' worth of files on myplay's computer servers.

Two years' worth of files will be transferred every year until 2022 when the processs will be complete.

To start the move two years' worth of files covering 1983 and 1984 are being transferred to the National Archives this year.

The iDisk is a virtual hard disk, in effect a disk in the sky, where any iTools member can park up to 20 megabytes worth of files, free.

The second bedroom was made more elegant by the addition of crown and floor moldings, and equipped with bookshelves and storage space befitting a couple with decades' worth of files and keepsakes.

(Last fall, Bensedrine accompanied a convoy of trucks to the Presidential archive, near the Roman ruins of Carthage overlooking the sea, to obtain sixty years worth of files. Armed police officers turned her away).

When Richard Reston arrived on Martha's Vineyard in the fall of 1975, exhausted after more than a decade's worth of filing dispatches from the Soviet Union, Vietnam and Northern Ireland as a correspondent for The Los Angeles Times, he did not expect his stay to be very long.

"While we respect the court, we are still concerned that the release of two decades' worth of confidential files into public view, even with the redactions indicated, may still negatively impact victims' privacy and have a chilling effect on the reporting of abuse," the statement said.

According to a departmental response released after the IG report, the DOJ has completed 15 of the IG's 16 recommendations and has completed a review of two decades' worth of WITSEC files.

It's been speculated that Remini might fear retaliation, and is wary that 37 years' worth of confidential files and tape recordings with the church could be released in the wake of her exit, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

A decade's worth of music file-sharing and swiping has made clear that the people it hurts are the creators — in this case, the young, fledgling songwriters who can't live off ticket and T-shirt sales like the least sympathetic among us — and the people this reverse Robin Hooding benefits are rich service providers, whose swollen profits perfectly mirror the lost receipts of the music business.