fat of the land

You say they live on the fat of the land.

We've been doing nothing since then except live on the fat of the land.

He had married a rich old woman, and lived on the fat of the land.

"He does look as though he's lived on the fat of the land."

"With an army our size we could live off the fat of the land anywhere."

The same word is also used in the phrase "the fat of the land."

It's the fat of the land for me from now on."

We'll live like kings, too, off the fat of the land.

They lived well upon the fat of the land for both were mighty hunters.

They had lived off the fat of the land.

Off the fat of the land, sir, like it says in the scriptures.

"Where's this fat of the land we're all supposed to be living off?

Both no-marks who have lived off the fat of the land all their lives.

And they live on the fat of the land, I can tell you; the prince himself can't beat their table."

The fat of the land was at their disposal.

I know we slept many times; and we lived off the fat of the land.

"Archie's been living off the fat of the land; I'm here to give him his pension plan."

He takes over, ousts the legal owners, and set himself up to live off the fat of the land, with you as his technical chief.

"We can feast off the fat of the land.

"You're getting married in six months and then you'll be able to do your own housekeeping and live off the fat of the land yourself."

Letters: Not all baby-boomers are living off the fat of the land

Somewhat off the main drag, the region relies upon the fat of the land and the natural riches offshore.

"I reckon it all goes to you blokes in the services nowadays," he said, as though we were living on the fat of the land.

The Fat of the Land has received critical acclaim.

The album title comes from the old English phrase 'living off the fat of the land', which means living well or being wealthy.