Sentence examples for good settling from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Seymour returned home for good, settling in Sydney where The One Day of the Year was revived in 2003 by Sydney Theatre Company.

In 1937, with Shanghai and Nanking under bloody assault by the Japanese, Yuliang fled China for good, settling alone in Paris, where she died, impoverished, in 1977.

So, with his heart audibly breaking, Edward finally bites the bullet – as it were – and leaves her for her own good, settling apparently in Rio de Janeiro, that city being glimpsed subliminally just once.

With his degrees, he returned to Scotland to pursue his design career, but he soon moved back to the United States for good, settling at the University of Pennsylvania and starting its design program in 1954.

After the 1917 revolution, Eugenia convinced a reluctant Boris, who was and would remain a committed socialist, to leave Russia for good, settling first in Rome and then moving on to Paris.

But it is no good settling for that.

On its second day, the battle to retake Mosul from Isis, which has been described as the battle that will either reunite Iraq or divide it for good, settled into a grind.

When the bacteria find a place that's good for settling down, they anchor themselves to a surface — on a leaf, for example, or inside a human lung.

Baby boomers have never been good at settling for less than they think they deserve.

Wigan captain Sean O'Loughlin told BBC Sport: "We got off to a really good start, settled into the game well we got some points on board and it was always going to be a struggle to come back from that.

The contest was as good as settled in one second-half minute.