"worthy match" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, object, or idea that is considered equal or deserving of someone or something else. Example: She was relieved to find a worthy match for her sister's hand in marriage.
Now that would have been some worthy summer theater.
Avoiding that tendency would be a worthy New Year's resolution for all of us.
After years of neglect, it will take a heroic effort to pull off a worthy 2010 census.
Gandhi's idea remains as worthy today as it was when he formulated it.
The Wayne County prosecutor, Kym L. Worthy, last month charged Mr. Kilpatrick and Ms. Beatty with perjury, obstruction of justice and conspiracy, all felonies.
After years of neglect, it will take a heroic effort to pull off a worthy 2010 count.
The director Michael Wilson has assembled a very worthy revival of Arthur Miller's very worthy 1964 play, Incident at Vichy, for the Signature, which is a pleasure and a problem.
While I agree with the general message of Mr. Scott's article, I believe he has unfairly tarred "Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince" with the same brush as less worthy summer blockbusters.
If you are a city-dweller casting about this Memorial Day for a worthy summer project, I beg of you: turn your grill into a DIY smoker, brew your own lager or learn to sculpt cocktail ice.
Specialists in the uber-trendy field of positive psychology have identified the #1 barrier to your happiness (the cultivation of which is surely a worthy New Year's goal).
From the deserts of Jordan to the colorful canals of Burano, we've got your action packed, wanderlust worthy 2017 vacation bucket list ready.
