Sentence examples for enough time to settle from inspiring English sources

That buys enough time to settle down for a while.

"We will give him enough time to settle in here at our club.

Marisela Ferrera, 35, a nurse from East Harlem, said she did not have enough time to settle two $80 parking tickets between picking up her children and attending a job-training program.

"With any new president, especially a president for a country like Syria with a regime like the Syrian regime," Prime Minister Rafik Hariri said in a recent interview, "we should give him enough time to settle his priorities and we should show cooperation with him.

Meanwhile, each group had sought to block the other from holding its convention this weekend, but after a judge said there was not enough time to settle the dispute before the weekend, the groups decided to withdraw those motions and go ahead with two separate events.

The design of sedimentation equipment is then a matter of giving the particle enough time to settle out of suspension, either to the bottom of the settling tank, or to the nearest solid surface.

Get there early enough to have time to settle in and know what's expected.

If you are traveling some distance away, whether by car, train, or plane, plan to arrive at your destination with enough time to unpack, settle in, and relax.

A six foot high layer of whitewater takes time to settle enough to allow breathing, and even so, the next wave will be coming.

Stevenage manager Graham Westley told BBC Three Counties Radio: "We've made a lot of changes and we're realistic enough to know it would take time to settle the side down and get us playing to the type of level that we need to play at.

Set the timer to give yourself enough time to get settled in your pose--you want to avoid running back and forth between the camera and your location, which will make you look frazzled.