Sentence examples for bit to settle from inspiring English sources

The euro reached a three-year high here of $1.062 today, then eased a bit to settle in New York at $1.0617.

"The first half we struggled a bit to settle into it, we didn't earn the right to play," Guernsey FC director Mark le Tissier told BBC Guernsey.

It was a relatively severe injury, it needed a plate putting in and there's also damage to his wrist and it's taking a little bit longer to settle down than we would have liked.

While you can imagine what draws a photographer to the first two destinations, it's a bit harder to settle on a reason for the third.

I soon bumped into a few people I knew from the outside, which made it a bit easier to settle in.

"It took us a little bit of time to settle down but once we did settle, we seemed to get on top a little bit.

Probably needs a bit of time to settle down though.

LH Or – *pauses to allow tiny bit of sick to settle back in stomach* – "moral fibres".

"That's a lot to take in and it's natural that it will take a little bit of time to settle.

"You get the young players in and they might need a bit of time to settle in and be given that period.

"He's taken a bit of time to settle in I think - that's why he didn't play in the first game.