Sentence examples for worthwhile out of from inspiring English sources

"The police got nothing worthwhile out of that interrogation," attorney Nirider said.

Much of it is generic early black pop of one form or another, but Tex's sheer brio usually brings something worthwhile out of them, even the Biblical-themed oddity "The Rib".

Sod Sam, and his illness, and all this mother-son relationship yuck, she says, can't we get something worthwhile out of this? "People always talk about Sam," she complains.

We wouldn't be here if there weren't so many creative entrepreneurs out there trying to build something worthwhile out of nothing but ideas, sweat, and a little risk capital.

Can anything worthwhile come out of a shabby dictatorship like Franco's in Spain?

Did anything worthwhile come out of the nearly unnoticed war profiteering hearings earlier this year?

You may find it worthwhile to investigate paying out-of-pocket for certain treatments or procedures - some providers may charge much less for them if they don't have to process an insurance claim.

He said Mr. Singh would visit Pakistan when "he feels something worthwhile will come out of the visit".

"I just have to stick with this," she seems to be saying, "and trust that something worthwhile will come out of it".

A hearing on the evidence that was scheduled to begin on Tuesday in federal bankruptcy court was postponed Monday afternoon after the city's emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, said it would be worthwhile to continue seeking an out-of-court solution in mediation.

I hope so, because you'll need to in order to appreciate this next item, the ultimate piece of Russell Crowe memorabilia, The Art of Divorce's pièce de résistance the last, worthwhile thing Crowe dragged out of his attic and slapped a price tag on.