Sentence examples for worthy possessions from inspiring English sources

I often wonder how this modest folder has survived my many moves while seemingly more worthy possessions like furniture and books were tossed like so many big-salary Marlins.

And in maximizing the number of his team's possessions, Hibbert has proved himself worthy of his maximum contract.

Robert Patterson III, son of the Mint Director under whom Peale served for many years, wrote that through Peale's report, "our Mint was placed in full possession of all that was then worthy to be known" from foreign mints and refineries.

People are worried about living in a culture that has increasingly defined status through material possessions and the accumulation of possessions as worthy in its own right.

There I found a pair of Texas-worthy silver high-top sneakers that are now among my prized possessions ($24.99 on sale, but, since Zara introduces new items every week, the shoes may no longer be available).

On Georgetown's ensuing possession, Hoya guard Fred Brown mistakenly passed the ball to Worthy.

But this 4-hour-54-minute mettle detector of a United States Open final was worthy of the term as was Murray's own personal quest for possession of one of the trophies that continue to define tennis careers.

"But this mettle detector of a US Open final was worthy of the term as was Murray's own personal quest for possession of one of the trophies that continue to define tennis careers".

Does both teams conceding possession with monotonous regularity and barely constructing a cohesive attack worthy of the name qualify as quality?

The voice of the collective has hammered it into us that we need possessions -- fancy cars, shiny bling, evermore electronics -- to prove that we're worthy.

Despite Cardiff's possession and chances Peterborough's well organised defence held firm and they were worthy of their 1-0 intervaleadad.