Sentence examples for are settled at a from inspiring English sources

The statues are settled at a certain location (very near the Devaghar), adorned with clothes and ornaments.

Final terms were to be settled at a European summit meeting two weeks later.

But this is something that can't be settled at a political convention, or in the heat of a campaign.

Confiscation of profits made from the scheme will be settled at a later date, the agency said.

In 1956, the copyrights were settled at a value of $1,212,400, bringing the estate's total value to $2,004,800.

Three lawsuits against the White House - from Greenpeace, the Center for Biological Diversity and the Natural Resources Defense Council - were settled at a stroke.

He added: "It may simply be that this is such an important case that it has to be settled at a higher court".

Nevertheless it is open to Cameron simply to drop the bill and say the issue of press freedom should be settled at a general election.

"Now my daughter is settled at a better run, better functioning school I see the positive difference it has made in her learning, her behaviour and her life.

"All the issues should be settled at a chess board, and not beyond its limits," the head of the World Chess Federation said.

Who is in the end right on matters of the Madoff "vig" — and much else — could well be settled at a jury trial that is set to begin March 19 in federal court in Manhattan.