Sentence examples for feeling settled from inspiring English sources

But the 50-year-old now feels his European odyssey is at an end, admitting to feeling settled with his family in London, back at the club he first led between 2004 and 2007.

Bustamante was finally feeling settled.

And in a larger sense, Swezey's contributed to my feeling settled in on Long Island.

"When you're a transfer student, everyone in your grade is feeling settled in," says Elizabeth Daly, director of orientation and parent programs at Northwestern University.

"I am feeling settled and happy in the club and I think the most important thing is we are playing well.

Perhaps the slackness that set in after the interval here had been born of the tie feeling settled early, when Chelsea forged 4-1 ahead on aggregate courtesy of Fernando Torres's excellent goal and the Russians' pursuit was left forlorn.

I look at her room, all of her toys contained in one meager basket, and I feel an uncomfortable nagging feeling settle into the pit of my stomach.

Just let the feelings settle.

Yes, Barcelona is still the defending champion, but an ominous feeling has settled over this European dynasty, and Tuesday's game is likely to define the Catalans' season.

That sense of feeling "safe, settled and accepted", which residential schools can offer, was also important to Peter, who was having to return to his home local authority area where he had no friends and no immediate prospects for a placement.

But this moment was the peak of the affair; since then his feelings have settled into mild, occasional pleasure.