Sentence for worth | Use worth in a sentence

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• I cannot take the woman at her worth! (10)
• Is it worth it, Moaney? (8)
• Never worth remembering. (4)
• What else was worth having? (8)
• But was she worth an effort? (10)
• He saw that her worth survived. (10)
• He saw that her worth survived. (22)
• Well, then, what are they worth? (10)
• Well, then, what are they worth? (22)
• He knew a trick worth two of that! (8)
• But it was worth while observing him. (10)
• He is esteemed here at his true worth. (10)
• He never catches anything worth eating. (8)
• I shall taste every pleasure worth having. (7)
• Whatever is of worth in me is at his service. (10)
• To win a game like that was worth the trouble. (10)
• Which of us who is of any worth is without it? (10)
• A dusky flash, worth seeing, came on her cheeks. (10)
• And this new event was so well worth waiting for. (8)
• Tresten stares at her, owns she is worth a struggle. (10)
• Was it unpardonable to think it worth my while to come? (4)
• If her love for him was not worth to her more than this fellow! (8)
• It was worth it, however, and Jo had never been sulky with him. (8)
• I fancy he is worth more than the others, and is simply luckless. (10)
• But little Publius knew a sweet-shop, and a trick worth two of that. (8)
• If your ladyship is to be believed, my character is not worth much. (10)
• There must be something worth saving in one who could play like that! (8)
• The perception of the worth of the vulgar is fruitful in discoveries . (9)
• She knew just how much I was worth, and she took me at her own valuation. (9)
• But what would they be worth, if these maniacs once began to milk capital? (8)
• Science, he said, was in our days the sole object worth a devoted pursuit. (10)
• But to us a single song of Homer is worth more than all these Hebrew writings. (5)
• If that is passed successfully, we may really be pronounced as of some worth. (10)
• Their vogue was happily broken by a series of light operas of much more worth. (3)
• What is it worth, if it is only a picture and does no work to help to rescue? (10)
• Yea, that made it worth while, I consented; but was he sure of the other world? (9)
• You become so absorbed in such work that you think nothing else is worth while. (9)
• You must really begin to harden yourself to the idea of being worth looking at. (4)
• And his conduct, it is worth noting, is disapproved by the Protestant villagers. (2)
• They are worth learning; they set off life, and make ordinary moments ornamental. (2)
• If I had served him with the worth of this, I should have had the bottle at my head. (10)
• Of course it will be worth little or nothing if the West Virginia paint drives his out. (9)
• An advertisement on a local page is worth much more, and he pays more for the privilege. (16)
• All of us are weak in the period of growth, and are of small worth before the hour of trial. (10)
• She arose with deep humbleness, which awakened new ideas of the nature of worth in her bosom. (10)
• Already have my people shown their worth, More love they light, which folds the love of Earth. (10)
• Cheap floor varnishes are not worth the labor of laying, and yet how many spend money on them. (17)
• It is worth a stretching of them on the rack to hear that low buzz-hum of their inner breast . (10)
• John Dashwood had not much to say for himself that was worth hearing, and his wife had still less. (4)
• The trained psychologist may find it worth while to study out here the relation of cause and effect. (16)
• Yet, assuredly, in spite of breakages and waste, a wine worth the drinking is all the time being made. (8)
• An Associated Press franchise to a newspaper in New York or Chicago is worth from $50,000 to $200,000. (16)
• Love that can part with all but its own worth, And joy in every sacrifice That beautifies its Paradise! (10)
• One may suspect some of the other scenes, but one must accept that scene as one of genuine dramatic worth. (9)
• Even the smooth surface of family-union seems worth preserving, though there may be nothing durable beneath. (4)
• But if it will console you, I can tell you that the blood on your handkerchief means nothing worth speaking of. (9)
• It was based on a fairy tale of but slight worth, and the music was strongly reminiscent of Weber and Marschner. (3)
• There was nothing left for us but to wander off up the long street to see if there was anything worth sketching. (20)
• Ukleet nodded at him, and repeated the distich: Men of worth and men of wits Shoot with two arrows, and make two hits. (10)
• Life itself, I submitted, was a far too risky business as a whole to make each additional particular of danger worth regard. (2)
• This our Saxon brothers cherish: This, when by the worth of wits Lands are reared aloft, or perish, Sole illumes their lucre-pits. (10)
• With that competition, you know what your plant at Lapham would be worth, and what the shrinkage on your manufactured stock would be. (9)
• The first company of real artistic worth was brought here in 1825, headed by Manuel Garcia, which included his daughter, afterward Mme. (3)
• The happiness of this most happy day, received its completion, in the animated contemplation of his worth which this comparison produced. (4)
• Vast sums of money are expended to procure these strange evidences of the personal worth of candidates and the political sanity of ideas. (7)
• By the capture of the fort he had lost not only his wife, but all his merchandise, jewels, plate, and furniture worth ten thousand pounds. (19)
• I was introducing her into good company, and giving her the opportunity of pleasing some one worth having; I ought not to have attempted more. (4)
• Elizabeth longed to observe that Mr. Bingley had been a most delightful friend; so easily guided that his worth was invaluable; but she checked herself. (4)
• A poem, an essay, a novel, even a paper on political economy, may be worth gold untold to one reader, and worth nothing whatever to another. (9)

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