Sentence examples for better off getting from inspiring English sources

I'd be better off getting a pocketbook".

My father said, you're better off getting a trade, and he was right.

"You'd be better off getting six hours of quality sleep than eight hours of fractured sleep," she says.

Chris Broughall The devil's in the detail around when you want to fly and with whom, but in general you're much better off getting a RTW.

Save us, save us!" Because nobody deserves that kind of pressure – and frankly, you're better off getting a life than a messiah.

"A modern aspirant elitist would be better off getting an arts degree than buying a gas-guzzling four-by-four," ASIues the ASI, while suggesting that public subsidies for such luxury activities ought to be slashed.

You're better off getting a more well-rounded degree.

In other words, unless you specifically want noise cancelling, you're better off getting a different headphone.

You'd probably be better off getting a nicer system and an EV-DO card.

At present, students at "traditional" universities (who tend to be better off) get cheaper loans than those at other universities.

The gap between poor and better-off pupils is huge: 59% of the better-off get five good GCSEs, compared to 30% of poor children.