Sentence examples for worth sent from inspiring English sources
I signed up to have information about a flight arriving at Dallas/Fort Worth sent to my cellphone, but after receiving half a dozen messages in quick succession as the flight posted delay after delay, I ended up turning off my phone so it would stop beeping.
It's also worth sending companies speculative CVs.
If it's worth sending our youth to die for, isn't it worth writing a check for?
Even if Mr Lukashenka relents, would it be worth sending monitors too late to get properly organised?
Another instance: the OSCE condemned Croatia's presidential election in June but this, too, had little effect.It is still worth sending observers, say enthusiasts.
An injury to our sense of worth sends us spiralling into self-doubt and self-judgement, and the experience isolates us.
When it was suggested that news of Couples's round of 66 was worth sending out on Twitter, he was asked if he had ever used it to send a message.
The approach may be ad hoc, but there is no mistaking the deliberate and consistent theme: corruption is at the top of the agenda and Mr Wolfowitz's Bank will not tolerate it.That is a message worth sending.
Occasionally, though, it might be worth sending them to an organization that fights malaria, or some other disease that threatens the lives of tens of million of people each year.
A possible explanation is the lumpiness of transport costs: there are more container ships heading from China to US ports than to Ecuadorian ports, so that it's worth sending over a bigger range of stuff.
But those groups do not believe that the elections will work, and it's not worth sending troops to die as long as President Bush and the United States are in charge.
