Sentence examples for better off driving from inspiring English sources
We're interested to know whether we'd be better off driving and going by ferry or flying and hiring a car.
Think of the parking lots that the roads would become if many more people felt they'd be better off driving than taking a train or a bus.
Even if you are thinking of taking a punt with money you can afford to lose, you might be better off driving to Atlantic City and plunging on black or red.
Eddie Bond, a rockabilly singer and radio host who once told a teenage Elvis Presley that he would be better off driving a truck than trying to make it in music, died on Wednesday at his home in Bolivar, Tenn.
Provincial officials said displaced people would be better off driving to cities such as Calgary, 655 km (410 miles) to the south, where health and social services were better.
Researchers say that many teenagers with attention or other learning problems can become good drivers, but not easily or quickly, and that some will be better off not driving till they are older — or not at all.
First off, driving straight to Miami sucks.
Showalter crawled onto the pinstripes on the nights he figured he was better off sleeping there than driving home because the next game was a mere 11 hours away.
German voters are sceptical of transfers to southern Europe not just because of their fear of inflation or their experience with pouring money into former East Germany, but also because the typical German worker feels that he is no better off than the Spaniards he sees driving Audis when he holidays on the Costa Brava.
Trade off driving duties if possible.
