Sentence examples for worth printing from inspiring English sources

It's worth printing here, though, because it answers your question better than I can.

New York, he said, "furnishes the only reading material worth printing" and "I wouldn't change it for anything".

But complete presentation of all news worth printing, whether routine or otherwise, continued to be his ideal.

This detailed guide is also worth printing out, as it lists some picturesque views/pit stops for water en route.

The 1.2-megapixel camera on the front works well for video calling and selfies, but won't produce a picture worth printing – if anyone actually still prints photos.

This is true for the photographers pictured here, and true of me as well — always hungry for visual experience and for those rare delicacies, those few shots that, out of all the miles of exposed film, are worth printing.

(Remember when Manhattan only cost $24?) If you believe the estimates of Mr. Bloomberg's worth printed in the financial magazines, his rising political fortune put less than a 2percentt dent in his personal fortune.

In 2011, Marque Gumbs, a former employee of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Midtown Manhattan, was convicted of stealing more than $1.5 million worth of printing toner cartridges from the hospital.

The project creates a fascinating record of nearly a century's worth of printing history and the pages that will make up the accompanying book, which are surprisingly beautiful, serve as a creative time capsule of sorts, essentially traveling through time and unifying these similar but disparate machines by creating a physical paper lineage between them.

The notes, of which nearly $1 million worth were printed and roughly $138,000 worth are in circulation, highlight historical figures, like W. E. B. Du Bois and Norman Rockwell, and showcase the work of local artists.

I co-founded a successful business – Boing Boing, the widely-read website – that benefits enormously from not having to pay fealty to a distributor in order to reach its readers (by contrast, the old print edition of Boing Boing folded when its main distributor went bankrupt while owing it a modest fortune and holding onto thousands of dollars' worth of printed materials that we never got back).