Sentence examples for better off beating from inspiring English sources

You're better off beating his weapons.

You're better off going to the beat of your own drum -- the high school drum ends, the college drum ends, and then what would you be left with?

A contemporary viewer might think that she's better off without a master who beat her.

Watford are one goal better off than second-placed Middlesbrough, who beat Derby.

Ironically, the players who may have found ways to beat the test seem to be better off today.

If you do want a rhythm, you are better off using a metronome, these can keep you to the correct beat whilst telling you what the time is.

Rovers, who are just two points better off in 14th, are also back in action on New Year's Day at Aldershot, who they beat 3-1 on Boxing Day.

"Ballinamallard beat us three times out of three last season, so we are three points better off in that regard.

Better off without him?

Are Americans better off?

So, are you better off?