Sentence examples for difficult to settle down from inspiring English sources

"It was very difficult to settle down".

This movie has a Marmitey taste; it might be difficult to settle down to, for some.

I am sure many people find it difficult to settle down to watch a DVD with a cobweb hanging behind the TV.

Such is the climate of moral bafflement created by men like Fleming that even those who apparently pine for the days when the most symbolic relationships in football was between Mercer and Allison or Sillett and Curtis rather than Posh 'n' Becks, find it difficult to settle down as part of a duo based on affection and mutual respect.

Because they value freedom so much, they may find it difficult to settle down to one relationship.

It's the chronicle of how Jones, as a recent college graduate with itchy feet syndrome, found it difficult to settle down onto a career track as many of her friends did, and instead used every means she could to go to the most exotic places possible.

TV glare and the bright lights of mobile devices can make it more difficult for you to settle down and sleep.

Ask how difficult (or easy) it has been for them to settle down into their labs; what were their biggest lab set-up problems?

"If Arsene has to leave the club they need to find a big manager to settle down and that would be very difficult for the next manager.

We also glean how difficult life will be for this refugee, even after let free (with two "lucky charms") to settle down in economically stressed Greece.

They wanted me to settle down with them and marry, and I have been back since, but I found it very difficult to accept their culture.