Sentence examples for worth press from inspiring English sources

The architect of our current austerity is, as Ganesh puts it, "conspicuously privileged": heir to the Anglo-Irish baronetcy of Ballintaylor and Ballylemon, created by Charles I in 1629; holder of a 15% stake in the upmarket wallpaper family firm Osborne & Little, a company worth – press estimates vary – between £15m and more than £30m; and son-in-law of the Tory peer, Lord Howell.

Are these hurricane forecasts worth the press I'm giving them?

"Was it worth it?" Press asks near the end, considering the fate of someone else who was penalized for speaking out.

Instead of bailing out the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which is $1.2 billion in the hole, the senators have come up a plan so half-baked that it wasn't worth their press conference.

A volunteer is worth two pressed men, they say, so Allan is a reasonable pick.

A volunteer is worth two pressed men, they say, and an enthusiastic franchisee is worth more than a reluctant one.

Alternatively, they could reflect that a volunteer is worth two pressed men – Allen does sound terribly pleased to be a headline act again.

She told the Guardian she's more relaxed than ever this time around, elated by the prospect of just watching movies and not having to do days-worth of press.

"We figure it got, in column inches, £800,000 worth of free press coverage".

The police didn't close any of them, perhaps because shutting down an exhibition attended by a few aficionados would not be worth the negative press coverage.

A minute past noon, the Bush administration's familiar Web site, with eight years worth of archived press releases, speech transcripts, photographs, executive orders, and proclamations, was swept away into the hands of the National Archives.