worthy of in a sentence

• It is that consequence that makes his conduct worthy of prosecution.
• Parks also had an iron determination and dignity worthy of royalty.
• An Aventis scientist defended the vaccine as worthy of continued development.
• Anthony Trollope also was finding the law worthy of literary treatment.
• The silent message : Those worthy of scrutiny threaten the community.
• Newman said no one else is worthy of taking on Tyson.
• The delegates say pasta has become worthy of such a gathering.
• McMillan apparently has already worked a miracle worthy of a saint.
• The stage is set for a rematch worthy of the hype.
• Maybe Leifer will turn this series into something worthy of her.
• It's difficult to see worthy of in a sentence .
• The report discusses scenarios worthy of a dozen John Grisham thrillers.
• Words worthy of Aurora Greenway _ or Shirley MacLaine _ herself.
• INSIDE TRACK : A sleek cat worthy of its impressive pedigree.
• We have to see if we are worthy of the task.
• Coming from a meeting makes me feel worthy of all this.
• A land worthy of protection precisely because it is so isolated.
• There was no evidence worthy of credit in the whole case,
• And we must make those schools worthy of all our children.
• Paine also occasionally lapses into prose worthy of a romance novel.
• Mirer came in and proved himself worthy of the backup job.