Sentence examples for better off doing from inspiring English sources

"I realized I would have been better off doing 10 years in prison than nine years in that cave, crawling in and out, getting scabs, bugs," he said.

Nevertheless, most of them would have been better off doing what a French dog did in 1785, when it was dropped from a hot-air balloon wearing a parachute: it landed unharmed and ran away as fast as it could.

There may be people who like the idea of starting a social enterprise who don't but if, for whatever reason, they're not even able to get started, they're probably better off doing something else.

"We'd have been better off doing nothing".

So my question is, is he better off doing that at this company now?

Those who argued we would be better off doing that under a new leader are naive.

In which case, you're much better off doing it inside, in the oven.

"Maybe Magaluf would be better off doing what it does, but toning it down".

So here's where B started here, and then B's going to be better off doing like this.

"You'd be much better off doing these things locally with local councils that actually know what's going on," said Milliband.

Warming to the subject, he adds: "I don't subscribe to the view that people who are better off don't want to live in a more equal society.