Sentence examples for worth of world from inspiring English sources

A matchup in the final between Germany and Russia, which plays Spain in the other semifinal, could well exhaust a decade's worth of World War II references.

On top of all this, the State Commission on Public Integrity came out with a report saying that Paterson had violated ethics laws by cadging thousands of dollars' worth of World Series tickets from the Yankees.

One Illinois lawyer FORBES spoke with has an elderly client whose son just found more than $100,000 worth of World War II E bonds in his safe deposit box.

And for fiscal 2007, President George W. Bush has requested $42.7 billion, or nearly 0.5% of the U.S.'s gross domestic product nearly as big a chunk as it cost the U.S. to fight a year's worth of World War I.

More than $5 trillion worth of world trade passes through the South China Sea every year, making it one of the world's busiest waterways. .

With a roster that came into this tournament with a combined 25 years' worth of World Cup experience, nerves shouldn't be a problem.

Which means that, after two days' and 14 races' worth of world-class action, we could be in store for the sort of stretch duel that will have race fans talking for the next 25 years.

Over a festive, pageant-filled weekend, 24,000 people -- armed with big shopping bags and bigger smiles -- buy $2 million worth of world-class folk art which, in turn, supports 125 artisan families from 46 countries across 6 continents.

The members of the Justice League have successfully battled a whole franchise's worth of world-destroying supervillains, but they've yet to overcome one simple challenge: actors who want to move on.

We will all be competing in the same converged, global marketplace.Estimates are that ITEC business (information technology, electronics, communications) could be worth 10% of world GDP within five years.

The collective net worth of the world's 1,125 billionaires soared to $4.4 trillion, the magazine said.