Sentence examples for I thought settling from inspiring English sources

"A chestnut," I thought, settling into my seat.

Well, I thought, settling into my seat, this could be great music for kids.

"Whatever my preparations were, I thought settling was a good way to deal with it".

In any case, William Faulkner's 1929 novel, an incredibly beautiful and difficult meditation on family, subjectivity, memory, and the American South, demanded that Collins at least entertain race, I thought, settling into my seat, given Faulkner's ideas about blackness, which were, to say the least, thorny and true and outmoded.

I thought, settling back onto a divan with my lunch and a beer, I knew it!–mooching, non-fly eating trevally just off the stern.

So this, I think, settling into the saddle, is my tölting steed.

I knew I had some holes where I could make birdie and 16 was the real hole for me which I think settled the championship.

So on this night, McDonald's might have seemed terrific, and I thought of settling for tacos de carbón at a place I knew to be good.

I thought we settled this in the 1990's.

"I thought we settled a bit tonight," Chalmers said of the Heat's offense.

I thought we settled for too many 3s".