Sentence examples for be settled into a from inspiring English sources

I'm in no doubt that children, especially little ones who cannot live with their parents, need to be settled into a loving, permanent home with minimal disruption.

High up, the occasional dwelling seems to be settled into a patch of woodland on a safe ledge; others appear to cling perilously to the edge of a precipice.

I imagined by 30, I would be settled into a predictable, stable life.

Stoke meanwhile may be settling into a false sense of security.

Glavine appeared to be settling into a groove by the sixth inning.

This fall, new college graduates will be settling into a familiar routine: getting up off the couch and ripping open a fresh bag of tasty corn chips.

In setting up this premise, Mr. Spasojevic seems to be settling into a De Palmaesque realm of queasy, kinky, suspenseful comedy, teasing the boundary between titillation and revulsion.

Had he stayed in Russia, Andrew Mironov would be settling into a stable job with an oil company, probably with a newly awarded doctoral degree in electrical engineering.

A pair of the world's largest media companies reported strong earnings on Wednesday and expressed confidence that the industry might be settling into a groove after a turbulent couple of years.

Britain, in particular, with heavy combat commitments in Afghanistan and mounting costs for the Libyan air campaign straining its military budget, has been concerned that the conflict could be settling into a long-running stalemate.

But now that Mr. Tandja has been overthrown, China appears to be settling into a new role: business partner to the good-government-preaching military officers who ousted Mr. Tandja under the banner of restoring democracy.