I've settled on

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I've settled on four to back.

I've settled on that as a realistic target.

And after much consideration, I've settled on the latter.

I've settled on a half-cup, which allows the mint to announce its presence.

But what are the right questions? I've settled on these: Is nature really good for you?

Once I've settled on the subject, there's the small matter of squeezing the time in to write it.

This conception is, on the one hand, too weak, since it treats the fact that I have settled on doing A as just one consideration among many in favour of doing it, whereas means-end coherence is a strict or peremptory demand.

And what I had settled on was a flashlight, so I decided to call it Fleshlight.

I have settled on doing research on cameras for our car so that I'm on video in case something happens and I'm too nervous to record it myself.

The trouble is that there are so many mistakes, it's hard to choose the highlights, so I have settled on just three: deep ones.

"After much ado," she e-mailed her friends about one party, "I had settled on a periwinkle blue dress: Fortuny-like silk pleats in a tea-length skirt, horizontal tucks in a long-sleeved tunic top.