Sentence examples for slightly well-off from inspiring English sources
David, in case you haven't heard, is a slightly well-off record-industry legend who together with Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg founded and now runs Hollywood's newest movie studio, DreamWorks SKG.
True, inequality has provoked the Occupy movement, and to a lesser extent the Tea Party; but I've been around the block a few times, and take it from me, the world is full of nations with a tiny minority of the very rich, a slightly larger well-off elite, a small middle class, and a great majority who are various degrees of poor and struggling.
His father, Beniamino Vizzini, was a peasant, but managed to marry into a slightly more well-off family that owned some land.
As a teen I resented not getting some of the things my even slightly more well-off friends would get, like a car.
Elizabeth Jane Howard was born in 1923 into a well-off, slightly bohemian family.
"Look well-off when selling, and slightly less well-off when buying".
The Goldbergers are well-off.
Having slightly (well, grievously) misjudged the steepness of one such ramp, I took off in impressive style.
"Respectable, well off, slightly dull, and with a few 'colourful' members of the family to keep the press happy".
Crude prices were up slightly Wednesday, at $92.71, but still well off recent highs.
