Sentence examples for on your means from inspiring English sources

In Italy, you pay in two instalments, one of €700, then a second of between nothing and €3,200, depending on your means.

Retirement has many upsides -- it can be an incredibly creative, enjoyable time to start a new hobby or business, or travel, depending on your means and health.

If you are buying any piece of jewelry for more than $5,000 even, depending on your means, for more than $1,000 you should spend the $100 it will cost to have that piece examined and tested by a real expert.

He met American singer Alison Mosshart when she heard him play guitar in the apartment above her and in 2000 they formed the Kills, releasing their debut Keep On Your Mean Side in 2003.

New cockney is being coined, too: putting on your baracks means your jim jams (Barack Obamas = pyjamas).

"If by 'immortal' you mean passing on your genes, then yes, it's immortal.

In euro-land, dumping on your predecessor means dumping on your country.

Being on your own means doing little jobs around the house.

That Gibraltar continues to be on your mind means a lot to us".

Having it on your mobile means you'll have a quick reference to check your grades and lecture slides.

That's not to say that wearing an eco-statement on your sleeve means shuffling about in a hemp sack.