Sentence examples for back settling from inspiring English sources

So last year, the Silvas moved back, settling into the last house in the row of homes.

On Monday, prices rose as much as 2.9percentt during the session on the news of the Iraqi embargo, then slid back, settling slightly higher, apparently reflecting doubts about Iraq's resolve.

Anticipating objections that London business favours a liberal line on overseas labour because they provide a source of cheap labour, he speaks of his own ancestry: Polish, three generations back, settling in Liverpool.

After spending more than 35 years in New Jersey raising a family and three years in a rental at Peter Cooper Village, they've just moved back, settling in a one-bedroom co-op on West 190th Street, which they bought for $425,000.

Lech Walesa, the leader of Solidarity, told Milosz that the poet had inspired his own work: "I think I went to prison twice for what you wrote!" In 1993, Milosz moved back, settling in Kraków, with his second wife, Carol Thigpen, an American; it was a homecoming that, for half his life, had seemed like an impossibility.

In May, the family moved back, settling in a little cottage in Oceanside.

The other bystander, Garnold M. King, 78, who was wounded in the back, settled for $250,000.

The other person injured, Garnold M. King, who was shot in the lower back, settled a lawsuit with the city last year for $250,000.

So sit back, settle into your inflatable chair, and behold the below '90s home design trends that are coming back.

Occasionally he wandered back, but settling was difficult.

Around 1980, he returned back north, settling first on City Island and eventually in Greenport.