Sentence examples similar to held well-off from inspiring English sources
Walking apparently was done partly on the toes (semidigitigrade), with the metatarsus held well off the ground.
Rawls holds that well-off countries have a moral duty to assist burdened societies.
The Fugue and Shirocco Star, both of whom had missed out only narrowly in the Oaks at Epsom earlier this month, were comfortably no match for the 15-2 whoner, was was held up well off the pace in the early stages but scythed through the pack to win going away by six lengths in one of the most impressive performances of the week.
The well-off have held dollars abroad. Nor have soaring prices killed the economy: it grew by 5% last year.
Yet the well-off still hold most of the country's debt.
Rather, it is that they all are so desperate for money, despite being business owners and holding multiple jobs and having had well-off husbands that is, despite achieving some part of the American Dream that they still must risk going to prison, just to stay afloat.
"But I think I held them off really well... all that was going through my mind was to keep my position.
Strike a Deal held off Just as Well by three quarters of a length.
By the third hurdle, Pearson had already edged the field and her flawless technique held off American Kellie Wells.
On 28 October 1918, Settsu was the flagship for Emperor Taishō for the naval review held off Yokohama as well as the review held on 9 July 1919.
