| But if you visualise Owen as one of those red-faced rustics going about his business with a straw in his mouth, you are well off track. |
| Yeah, they play well off of each other, but I can't help feeling like it's a corny chemistry at best. |
| An isolated, bleak windswept wilderness it lies well off the beaten track and until recently was completely closed to foreigners. |
| When you look at the versatility, durability, functionality and quality of our equipment we are very well off. |
| Money was scarce at the time and while the Harrisons were reasonably well off, the few pounds sent home by George were welcomed. |
| Australians need to remember how well off we really are and how sheltered we are from the worse excesses of the world. |
