Sentence examples for getting well off from inspiring English sources

When you're "well off", you have a big load of worry, and no friends that you can really trust they all want to be well off, too; and you know, not very deep down (because striving for profit keeps you on a "surface" ), that they probably wouldn't mind getting well off on you.

Getting well and getting off substances was his only objective.

"We all care about each other and get along real well off the court," Chris Childs said.

The idea of getting the well-off to contribute to the financing of public policies is right in line with Syriza's wider agenda.

The championship leader got off well enough and Rosberg only just managed to hold off Vettel's Ferrari at turn one.

They played together at Liverpool and they get on well off the pitch as well.

And who would think you could get this well off of it, this nearby?

"We get on well off the field and in the changing rooms," Sturridge said.

"We get on well off the pitch, as well as on it, and I'm sure that doesn't do our relationship on the pitch any harm".

Rye also said that she considers McEnany a friend and the two get along well off air.

Those who did make it on board often got off well before their stop, reasoning that they could walk faster.