Sentence examples for worth turning from inspiring English sources

If you're near a TV, worth turning on.

Six minutes, at least as many lessons, and many more pages worth turning.

With these two attractions I'd say it's worth turning up early for your Eurostar journey.

Mr. Murray's brand of pirate radio, broadcasting at any hour, is worth turning the dials to find.

Note that the President wasn't saying that big ships aren't worth turning, just that it takes time.

(It's worth turning to Spotify to hear the album's first track, "Slomo," a hypnotic, mysterious thunderstorm of a love song).

Could it be guilt, and a not entirely unreasonable feeling of low self-worth, turned outward?

It's not worth risking turning this into a long-term issue".

But, given print's desultory status, there were no clear buyers, at least no one willing to pay the price that these companies – curiously still profitable – would be worth by turning them into debt collateral.

Are the final 25 minutes going to be worth me turning into Mr Grouchy Tired Pants?" Well Peralta just came on for Arce so the 4-4-2 Mexico attack will probably see this game open up a little.

I looked down, realized that nothing was worth salvaging, turned to my friend and said, "Let's go".