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The phrase "able to settle down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or readiness to establish a stable life or relationship, often after a period of change or instability.
Example: "After years of traveling and exploring, she finally felt ready to settle down in one place."
Alternatives: "capable of establishing roots" or "ready to establish a stable life."
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I was able to settle down".
Once I'm able to settle down, there will be a few more wins".
Strangely, we gravitated around Hadjout and the vicinity for years before we were able to settle down behind solid walls.
"At some point in my life I'd love to be able to settle down and have kids.
However, about 10,000-15,000 yeago agriculturelture was developed, and people were able to settle down, raise crops, and domesticate animals.
"They showed a lot of crazy looks and it was confusing at first, but I was able to settle down," he said.
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"I think I married to be able to write, to settle down and give my attention back to the important thing," she has said.
Randolph has not been able to get José Reyes to settle down or Carlos Delgado to display leadership or much of his old skills.
If they want to keep a conflict alive, then keeping an angry population in tents neither able to go home, nor to settle down anywhere else can also serve a political purpose.Compared with Iraq, the return of refugees to another war-torn land where the West is deeply involved Afghanistan has been a relative success story.
To facilitate self-regulation, the children's nurse demonstrated how to breathe slowly, and the girl was able to take over and to settle down.
"I had to settle down and just be able to shoot the ball". Pasadena raced to a 3-0 lead, getting a pair of first-quarter goals from Lydia Kerns.
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