Sentence examples similar to well off town from inspiring English sources
IN THE district of Rohtak, a fairly well-off town in northern India's farm belt, it is estimated that one in every six girls conceived is aborted.
As these 12- and 13-year-olds have learned, these are days of difficult choices in Corvallis, a tidy, comfortably well-off town of 52,000 about 90 miles south of Portland.
But the dispute opens a window into life in a wealthy suburb, where neighbors have enough money to fight for years over an issue that may have been quickly resolved in a less well-off town.
Lexington is a mostly white and Asian, mostly well-off town 15 miles northwest of Boston that has been participating for decades in a voluntary desegregation program called METCO.
Set in the early 1800s, in the fictional town of Merton, live the Bennett family, who are comfortably well off with a family of five daughters.
She told me the impression people have of her town just isn't accurate: "People seem to think it's a place where everybody is well off and has got plenty of money.
Well off, comfortably off, struggling.
HOW well off are Americans?
Back when it was still a bull market for trees in this well-off part of town, the largest ones were going for several hundred dollars.
