Sentence examples for live on welfare from inspiring English sources

Over 80% of the Jewish newcomers live on welfare.

Give a woman a Labour prime minister and she can live on welfare – just.

"I love New York but it's getting to a point where I don't want to live on welfare," she said.

McDonagh's brother left school at seventeen, intending to be a writer, and started to live on welfare.

To do so meant he had to live on welfare, supplemented by monthly stipends for his foster children's support.

It's become the kind of town where several generations of white families live on welfare, and marijuana is the local cash crop.

Since when did working hard, saving money for a rainy day, not living on welfare, sticking by one's family and educating oneself become so "wrong"?

J. K. _________, a teacher by training, was a 30-year-old single mother living on welfare in a cold one-bedroom flat in Edinburgh when she began writing it in longhand during her baby daughter's nap times.

The party swelled from six seats to 15 on an essentially one-plank platform: an end to ultra-Orthodox draft dodging and living on welfare.

"I lived on welfare and theft," he said.

She lives on welfare with all four of her children.