Sentence examples for better off starting from inspiring English sources

"In most cases, you're better off starting over".

"They'd be better off starting with a carne asada in a city park," Mr. Cammarota said of the Scouts.

- remains to be seen but regular players would be better off starting on at least professional level.

Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, may well bash General Manager Brian Cashman, but he would be better off starting with the ineffective, aloof Kevin Brown.

"In a place like this you'd be better off starting with something more accessible, like a Richard Linklater piece or even a Soderbergh," he growls.

You might be better off starting a speech near the audience maybe a short distance from the front row and staying there.

Nearly two years after riots that began over economic frustration and unemployment toppled the Tunisian government and started the Arab Spring, the frustration that people here are not better off is starting to overflow again.

We'd be better off just starting a conversation.

People eat, sneeze, and cough at their desks, and you're better off not starting a new job by calling in sick the second week.

Ms. Webster, who has been employed since January 1999, said she loved her job, but added that, "Unfortunately, I was actually better off before I started working.

Christian still has to take medication to deal with his pain and other symptoms, but is far better off since he started smoking weed.