Sentence examples for apparently settled from inspiring English sources

One of them is apparently settled, however.

British adventurers apparently settled the area in the 17th century and engaged in logwood cutting.

The decision apparently settled one of the great bar-room debates among horse players.

The nature of words began to acquire an (apparently) settled meaning.

The Republicans, therefore, are desperate, and in their desperation they have apparently settled on a sand-in-the-gears strategy.

(It was apparently settled out of court, with terms undisclosed. Holmes is, by the way, an interesting guy).

As Saltonstall's work apparently settles one question, others are being raised.

The tax-cut deal apparently settles one of the most difficult issues that has held up a final budget agreement.

Misick himself was apparently settling in the Dominican Republic to avoid extradition, but the UK was already working to identify his bank accounts.

He said the group was apparently settling scores when it locked members of an opposing faction in a cell and ignited mattresses.

The cable stated that Misick was apparently settling in the Dominican Republic, but that the UK was working to identify his bank accounts.