Sentence examples for off living from inspiring English sources

"I'm better off living in the streets".

"People are better off, living standards have improved.

London life: He started off living in New Malden, now in Kensington.

I hope you agree she's better off living with us than out doors.

"I thought I'd be better off living at home," she said.

Here, the women discussed their love affairs, Linda's former one, Julia's current one — trading off, living vicariously, taking turns.

When I retired, his psychiatrist said he would be better off living with us in the country.

Sometimes she thinks she'd be better off living on a submarine, vanishing into the silence below the ocean.

From a climate change perspective, we are better off living in an urban area or a suburban area with decent mass transit.

David Cameron was forced to defend the Conservatives' latest proposal to cut tax on inherited wealth, as analysis showed that the only people to benefit will be the comparatively well-off, living mostly in the prosperous South of England.

While the ideal might first appear to be to find long-term housing solutions, perhaps people aren't always ready to disappear permanently behind closed doors, into unsupported, often socially cut-off living.