Sentence examples for get unsettled from inspiring English sources

Both of them are volatile characters who like to play quickly, and I think they might well get unsettled by the partisan crowd and by Harrington, a finicky Irishman who takes an eternity to line up his shots.

We need to make some sort of announcement about who's going to lead the company–and we need to do it fast, to make sure things don't get unsettled.

"We kind of assume ownership over the ocean and get unsettled by the fact that we're not the top predator in it".

She still gets unsettled when recalling that night.

Still, look for things to get more unsettled before they get any better.

Horses get easily unsettled and upset if they don't have a regular schedule, and sticking to a schedule will allow you to more efficiently manage your time.

The settled science about climate gets quickly unsettled by a columnist like Bret Stephens, a Bennet hire, who smuggles climate denialism onto the page by couching it in progressive-sounding language about debate, certainty and ecumenicism.

But Tony is as reluctant as me to get in, seemingly unsettled by a marauding Irish Setter.

"They can make the team unsettled because you never got a chance to get to the end of the game" with the lead, he said.

William Gibson writes the future Zach Baron | GQ | 22 October 2014 Starting with his first novel thirty years ago, Neuromancer, Gibson has got an "unsettling amount" of things right about the future.

The youngsters have barely unsettled the snow before wildman Rossy, the GG Allin of British higher education, has got naked.