Sentence examples for worth to make from inspiring English sources

This is an opportunity to find a little self worth – to make people proud of me.

Mr Sheetrit will be whipping vigorously, and Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, spurring for all he is worth, to make sure it is defeated.In this section Why are they fighting?

That's why the Bolsheviks called their regime the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, obliging the socialist and social democratic parties of Europe (and America, for what it was worth) to make rescuing the "good name" of socialism one of their central missions.

Disney has provided the program with some 85,000 photos — a huge 450GB worth — to make the renderings as realistic as possible.

The social experience of buying music still attracts a key demographic with cash to burn, but it has to milk the "live" advantage for all it's worth to make money.

Was it worth to make so much noise around a food ticket?

Apparently descended from some poorer, non-Cavalier version of the Mabrys in "Confederate Widow," Bill has a "gift for camouflage" and enough doubts about his self-worth to make him the author's most diffident narrator since the one in "Blessed Assurance".

To gain enough self-worth to make the darkness go away.

So is it worth it to make this purchase?

It's worth it to make the work.

Harper said the fine was worth it to make a point to his teammates and Smith.