Sentence examples for even begin to settle from inspiring English sources

But that won't even begin to settle GM's debt to taxpayers.

The dust, Klein said, has not even begun to settle.

Some poor, emotionally traumatized tool who rushes from the still smoldering, disastrous implosion of his relationship and starts seeing someone new before the dust even begins to settle.

Despite Sanders' efforts to downplay the bombshell op-ed, Cooper said the "dust hasn't even begun to settle" as it is "not every day an administration official writes 'the root of the problem is the president's amorality.'".

Besides, even when things finally do begin to settle down, let's remember that "normal" by Cairo standards is kinda like "friendly" by Tasmanian devil standards.

Jamie, Claire and Ian (and Rollo) begin to settle Fraser's Ridge.

So fight the urge to flee and sit tight until things begin to settle down.

Everyone around you will begin to settle, and that pressure..

But the horse, Davies says, has begun to settle down, even though he is still too wild and headstrong to join the pre-race parade around the paddock.

Even out-of-town Yankees fans were beginning to settle into a state of acquiescence.

It began to settle down for the evening now, as slowly the press and supporters headed home.