Sentence examples for I better off from inspiring English sources

Am I better off now than I was when I was sliding toward the abyss?

Am I better off going for Cleveland's musical prestige or holding off until something more glamorously international turns up?

Echoing the Republican Ronald Reagan, who in 1980 urged Americans to ask whether they were better off than they were four years ago when he defeated the incumbent Jimmy Carter for the presidency, Mr Miliband will say: "At the general election in 2015, you should ask yourself: am I better off now than I was five years ago?

Was I better off with the ex?

I'm earning quite a lot more money than my father did at 65, but am I better off?

Arizona voters, she predicted, "are going to have the question: Am I better off than I was two years ago?

I'm better off, I'm more comfortable and I've got control".

I think I'm better off from that.

But I know I'm better off clean.

"I think I'm better off than he is.

"[But] I think I'm better off being a lawyer.