Sentence examples for called settle from inspiring English sources

It's not clear whether any of those tracks, including a "party-ready reggae blast" called Settle Down, will appear on the final record.

The album was titled Push and Shove and the first single was a song called "Settle Down".

Megyn Kelly's bestselling memoir is called "Settle for More," but the star anchor may have to settle for less money if she decides to leave the Fox News Channel.

Convinced we could create better outcomes for young people and housing providers alike, my colleague Rich Grahame and I set up a social enterprise called Settle.

Delayed-onset muscle soreness, as it's called, settles in roughly 12 to 24 hours after an intense bout of training, especially if it involved unfamiliar or extreme movements.

There were, however, a few hiccups: Not only did Kavanaugh provoke outrage when he appeared to refer to some forms of birth control as "abortion-inducing drugs," but a 2003 email published by the New York Times mid-hearing indicate that Kavanaugh doesn't believe Roe should be called "settled law of the land".

The last way of practice is what Panich calls "settled monasticism".

Sedimentation tank, also called settling tank or clarifier, component of a modern system of water supply or wastewater treatment.

That guy who shared his umbrella with you as you made your way into a lecture called "Settling for Mr. Perfect"?

This gives rise to a net upward flow of liquid displaced by settling particles, which results in a reduction of the settling velocity, and is called hindered settling.

On Dec. 18, the police were called to settle a domestic disturbance involving the couple.