Sentence examples for feel well off from inspiring English sources
Consumer sentiment as measured by GfK, a research company, shows that citizens feel well off and have a willingness to buy, but at the same time are fearful that the German economy will be sucked into the euro-zone crisis.
Self-catering chalets for two £72 including daily national park conservation fee, +27 12 428 9111, sanparks.org Stilbaai is only 17 miles south of the main N2 highway from Cape Town to Plettenberg Bay, but is small and remote enough to feel well off the beaten track.
In London few on £41,450 feel well off, – a middle manager, a higher level teacher - but all the same, the fact is that 86% of people earn less.
Williams said she has never been or felt well-off, just working class, even when she was married.
Home prices ratcheted up along with the stock market so personal wealth rose and almost everyone felt well off or at least comfortable, even smart if not smug.
I said to my friend I didn't feel well – I ripped off my clothes, sat down and felt sick.
She did not feel well so she took off work and so did my dad.
Middlesex off-spinner Ollie Rayner: "We still feel well in the game.
Take more time off if you begin to get tired or don't feel well.
