Sentence examples for particularly well-off from inspiring English sources

Her parents were pious, respectable, not particularly well-off - her father was also a chemist.

He was never particularly well-off, preferring to use public transport whenever possible.

The other thing is, I have lots of women who are friends of mine, who are not particularly well-off, whose ex-partners or ex-husbands don't contribute.

A large amount of undeveloped land is owned by the public sector but two thirds of it lies in areas that aren't particularly well-off.

It is, I know, a rather privileged hobby to have, and we are not a particularly well-off family.

Not particularly well-off financially, he had to work full-time and throughout his career could not afford to take too much time away from business.

My family, for one, wasn't particularly well off.

They've got jobs, but they're not particularly well off.

It's one position where we're particularly well off.

I also get the situation where people are not particularly well off, but because they have a property, they are deemed wealthy enough not to qualify for legal aid".

"We weren't particularly well off but we were like kings in terms of the facilities we had - having a fantastic 55 metre lido in your front garden isn't a bad thing," he said.