Sentence examples for i'm well off from inspiring English sources

"I know when I'm well off.

"And I'm well off my knees".

"I can say that I am well off, but I hate it, too.

It is a strange feeling, especially since I was well-off financially, many times more secure than my parents.

But I am well off the mark to picture models slinging furs around.

In my first few tests I was well off the pace, but my engineer sat me down and said: "Look at where you are braking compared to [team-mate] Colin Edwards.

He posted: "Like all Posh fans & our Manager, there are many things i'm well & truly p...d off & have the hump with after today, care to know them all?

"Mr. Anthony gave me quite a lecture about the value of saving a little bit of everything, and said that if I did I would be well off," he says.

A vague goal like "I want to be well off" lacks a firm end point, which makes it harder to determine what steps you'll have to take to get there ("well off" is subjective, and you could find yourself constantly moving the finish line).

In the city, I moved among people who were well off and I knew that world very well.

He was well off out of it.