Sentence examples for form to settle from inspiring English sources

As a memoirist Vidal could, of course, use the form to settle scores, but he used it best when he made something else out of it: a combined critical essay, memoir, philosophical treatise, and movie treatment.

"This law is a trial lawyer's dream," he said, explaining that just the threat of litigation might be enough to encourage sellers who truthfully completed the form to settle claims made by buyers for problems discovered after the closing.

The word civilisation has its origins in the Latin civis, a citizen, itself derived from an earlier form meaning "to settle".

Following on the heels of Canada recognising the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) by its constitutional name of Republic of Macedonia last month, the foreign minister of Greece, Dora Bakoyiannis, disclosed in an interview this week that Greece is prepared to allow the use of "Macedonia" in some form to finally settle the 15-year FYROM naming dispute.

But they seldom reproduced that form and had to settle for being group runners-up before being thrashed 4-1 by old rivals Germany in Bloemfontein yesterday.

It is not only observers of what used to be called "the people's game" who might think the sport has gone mad, with the payment of so much money for a 24-year-old human being who could tweak a tendon, lose his form or fail to settle in Madrid.

For this internal dispute resolution the design can stipulate an arbitrator who has the power to form a decision to settle the conflict.

Nine-times world champion Valentino Rossi rediscovered his form but had to settle for second spot ahead of Stoner.

The flocs formed were allowed to settle for 30 min.

The flocks formed were allowed to settle for 30 min.

In-form Norwich had to settle for a point despite Lewis Grabban putting them in front against former club Bournemouth at Carrow Road.