be better off somewhere

"If she doesn't want the kid, the kid's better off somewhere else."

'Wouldn't you, and the young hopeful outside, be better off somewhere else?

"For what you're making, you'd be better off somewhere flipping burgers," George replied.

Banks said he turned to other teams "because Harry said I would be better off somewhere else."

Even if the Mets were to offer him a new contract, Straw might decide that he would be better off somewhere else.

If you should change your mind-" "I'm better off somewhere else."

One can waste half a lifetime with people one doesn't really like, or doing things when one would be better off somewhere else."

Perhaps, oh, perhaps all the Aresian forces now on Haven would be better off somewhere else.

"If there is a better place for this company to be, if the employees are better off somewhere else, we will help them get there."

You'd be better off somewhere else."

If we can't save him, and this situation can't save him - and it doesn't appear that it can - then he's better off somewhere else.

EXILES are always wondering if they might not be better off somewhere else, and Norman Manea, the distinguished Romanian novelist, is no exception.

Now, a lot of times, young fellows like you get itchy feet, get the idea of traveling outside the City walls, maybe even have a bit of a to-do with their parents and decide they'd be better off somewhere else.