Sentence examples for comfortably settle into from inspiring English sources

As a mentee, I would have participated in weekly Posse meet-ups, where we would support each other to comfortably settle into our new classes and environment.

By starting with the familiar (think of Cheeks and Brady as Felix and Oscar in The Odd Couple, except getting it on), we let the audience comfortably settle into the expected.

These days, Franti has comfortably settled into the second phase of his career, with his band Spearhead.

There's reason to cheer any sign of loose digression from Mr. Duke, who at 67 has comfortably settled into his role as a sage of jazz-funk, smooth R&B and various other crossover hybrids.

Even if Facebook is able to surmount the Chinese government's hurdles, will it garner interest from the six hundred million users who have comfortably settled into indigenous modes of virtual sharing and communication?

The other restriction came with the territory: people were either comfortably settled into being on the unit, which was off-putting in one kind of way, or raring to get out, which was off-putting in another.

You're comfortably settled into your lab routine, you've established your scientific objectives, and your research seems to be percolating along.

As soon as I was comfortably settled into that sit, I wasted no time in lining up my next one.

But she seems to be comfortably settled into her greater role as a mom and the idea of having more kids.

Comfortably settled into our fourth decade, no longer roommates -- those roles are reserved for our brave husbands and new little, milk-devouring, boogie-covered tenants -- but still the best of friends.

The vast majority of children will respond well to the efforts described here, and you should see your child comfortably settling into the classroom within 3-4 weeks of the school year start.