Finally, it was settled: a caravan holiday in north Wales.
Now Onto The Y2K Problem STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND — Finally, it's settled.
Finally I settled on placing it next to a fire pit, because it was the only available spot.
The mother withdrew to rest beside the deadfall, as her fawn explored the strange new place it had unwillingly entered, until it finally settled to doze in the winter leaves.
His white count went up for a while, but early in October it dropped again, to 3,600; then, in ten days, it suddenly climbed above normal, to 8,800; and it finally settled at 5,800.
It finally settled on Strand, he said, because "a stripe is a bit like a road, a straight road".
The gallery struggled to find a permanent home, wandering London for four decades before it finally settled in 1896 in St . Martins Place, off Trafalgar Square.
By settling the case, Citigroup turned it into a one-day news event, while Goldman endured weeks of negative publicity from the S.E.C. case before it finally settled three months later.
The standard it finally settled on, called the digital versatile disc, caught on quickly: more than 14 million DVD players were sold in the first three years after the format was introduced.
The club moved along the banks of the Clyde restlessly, from ground to ground, until in 1909 it finally settled a mile or two away in another industrial suburb, Maryhill, where a stadium named Firhill was built next to the locks and basins of the Forth & Clyde Canal.
