Sentence examples for briefly settled from inspiring English sources

"The Dark Eyes of Martha Hirsch," which closed the set, briefly settled in that vein, but then the band broke into walking swing.

Fazio blocked a goalbound Bony shot just before the break as tempers briefly settled, before Taylor reacted angrily when he was also caught by an arm from Lamela.

The atmosphere which had raged for two hours briefly settled into resignation in large swaths of the hall, but not for long.

Following the tour Bedell-Sivright briefly settled in Australia, before returning to Scotland to study medicine.

Now broke and homeless, he briefly settled in the Simpson household, despite his intense continuing antipathy toward Homer.

In that episode, Herb briefly settled in the Simpson household, despite his intense continuing antipathy toward Homer.

After capturing faces, places and figures throughout the world and briefly settling in Chicago, Mr. Berko accepted an invitation in 1949 to visit Aspen, a crumbling old silver-mining town, to record the transformation that was about to take place.

When Phillip and his mother briefly settle down with a kindly carpenter named Pedro Terry Kinneyy), the apparitional father, like the ghost in Hamlet, instructs his son to kill the usurper.

Within a few years, the new Los Angeles County Museum of Art would open; the Pasadena Art Museum would be a place to see new art; June Wayne would start the Tamarind Lithography Workshop, which spawned Gemini G.E.L., one of the country's best printmaking shops; and Artforum magazine would briefly settle in Los Angeles.

After briefly settling the others, one of the passengers, Dr Cecil MacLaren, led four others young newlyweds Robert and Shannon Hargreaves, Mrs Sharon Coles, and her four-year-old daughter Tracey off in the direction of a nearby village in search of water.

After haggling briefly, we settled on a price that came to $305 ,down from Idrissa's opener of $377 (with one dollar equaling 557 of the C.F.A. francs used in Mali), and wrote out a contract, which is useful in taking any disputes to the police.