Sentences with phrase «worth going to collections»

Not exact matches

I finally had a good enough collection (OK, I couldn't fit any more into my cart) to make it worth while to go to the fitting room, so in I went.

Interesting point is that Umer Sayeed was not included in the list of designers who were going to display their bridal collections in this Telenor bridal couture week 2014 - 15 but at third day of couture week when name of Umer Sayeed was announced as the next design displayed everyone was literally shocked for a while and seriously it was worth watching this collection.

I'm not even going to wait to see what other styles are part of the February collection, I want to order the Rosemary ASAP (I went trendy on my first 2 credits, I think it's worth it to get some classic styles into my closet).

I only have access to the NYPL, but if your library is powered by OverDrive and you are interested in the Harry Potter e-books, it's worth going and checking out that library's collections.

Understandably, not all unsecured loans are worth going to court over, and therefore unsecured loans are usually sent to a collection agency if they go into default.

If a business deems an outstanding debt worth the time and effort to go after a consumer but does not have the internal staff to do so, it will enlist the help of a collection agency.

Also, as to the late / delinquent borrowers, why doesn't LC get collection agencies to go after them, as not worthwhile for 25 $ investment, yet well worth it for the $ 1,000 - $ 35,000.

The collection agency may decide it's not worth the fight to get the $ 4K and decide to let it go.

While we do have a game like Amiibo Tap free, Nintendo obviously felt the game itself is worth money too (and rightfully so, as it is an actual game, not a demo collection), and they aren't going to sell a digital game that you need amiibo for.

About to go through the ratings of the other Assasins Creed and see if any are worth adding to the digital collection.

This year's commission went to the British artist Cornelia Parker (1956) best - known for her large scale sculptural works and installations, which have been widely covered through solo exhibitions at the Venice Biennale, the Serpentine Gallery in London, and the The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; along with being included in the permanent collection of several major art museums, including Tate, MET, de Young Museum, MoMA, Centre Pompidou, and Victoria and Albert Museum.

Provided no one piece of your collection is worth more than that, blanket coverage might be the way to go.

I only have access to the NYPL, but if your library is powered by OverDrive and you are interested in the Harry Potter e-books, it's worth going and checking out that library's collections.