Sentence examples for generally well heeled from inspiring English sources
THE CROWD Vivacious and generally well heeled.
THE CROWD Sparse on my January visits, but generally well heeled and well toned.
The crowds are mostly suburban, well heeled and generally look like the team, which is mostly white and Anglo.
Calla Wahlquist visited the generally well-heeled Melbourne seat of Kooyong, where the treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, is under pressure from the Greens' Julian Burnside, the former Liberal Oliver Yates and Labor's Jana Stewart.
I'm not sure why, because it is one in which some of the healthiest, fittest horses in the world (ridden by generally well-heeled folk), set off one after another to jump over a series of obstacles against the clock.
The risk, however, is that generally well-heeled Alt-A borrowers will adopt the same flippant attitude to paying their debts as lenders did in evaluating them.
These links to highly influential and generally well-heeled CTTs challenge a common theme of the books—namely, that the authors or editors are little Davids battling the Goliath of environmental science.
Generally situated in leafy, wealthy enclaves and requiring expensive tickets, expensive flights and expensive hotels, they attract audiences even more well heeled than do opera houses and concert halls during the regular season.
CLIENTELE -- Thirtyish and well heeled.
She's young, well heeled".
