Sentence examples similar to pensioner off from inspiring English sources

A pensioner off-roader is a cool look, although I admit I may be forced to join the "smoother roadies" (shudder).

But the VAT rise will make pensioners worse off, she says.

The working poor have borne the brunt of the coalition's deficit reduction programme, with pensioners getting off lightest, according to the first annual reporton Thursday of the government's social mobility commission chaired by Alan Milburn, a former Labour cabinet minister.

Seniors' lobby groups said that would have left pensioners worse off because inflation was rising more slowly than average wages.

A universal system of benefits avoids the troublesome separation of pensioners off into different groups ("rich, less rich, poor") which can then be turned against each other.

AE A pensioner who nods off, cos then I don't have to worry about them.

A pensioner who floats off in a house tied to thousands of multi-coloured balloons in search of adventure?

Treasury plans to raise pension credit aimed at the poorest pensioners were fought off by the prime minister and the work and pensions secretary, John Hutton, who insisted that all big decisions on pensions must await the pensions white paper in six weeks' time.

Clearly a social grouping that includes three-quarters of the Cabinet as well as a shabby-genteel pensioner living off capital has become so elastic as to be in grave danger of losing its utility altogether.

Don Foster, the communities minister, urged David Cameron to break his pledge not to withdraw fuel allowance from well- off pensioners.

Excluding pensioners and people off sick for less than six months, the numbers claiming IB have risen inexorably to more than 2m (see chart).