Sentence examples for great settling from inspiring English sources

In his hands, the prints provide a bewildering, sometimes nauseating, but ultimately enlightening portrait of a vigorously satirical time that lasted until the great settling down of the Victorian era.

It is well known that smaller particles (diameter ranging from sub-micron to tens of micron) fall as aggregates with greater settling velocity than the single particles and deposit in areas much closer to the volcano (Bonadonna et al. 2002; Carey and Sigurdsson 1982; Cornell et al. 1983; James et al. 2003).

With great fanfare, Mr. Neat settled into the Oxo Tower, south of the Thames near Blackfriars Bridge.

Risks have to be managed, but such a sea-change in water management is not without successful precedent Instead of creating winners and losers according to whose great-great-great grandfather settled first, a system in Australia efficiently and fairly promotes economic and environmental gains, and ours should too.

Next, as I grabbed and tugged, he felt like a great ship settling on its side: would it right itself or go under?

Still, he seemed to be weathering the trial without great difficulty, settling into a regular routine and even maintaining a limited code of chivalry during what seemed more and more likely to be his last days as a free man.

The adult St Kildans had great difficulty settling, living apart from each other, and getting used to money; his grandmother Ann, like many of the old folk, still knitted gloves and socks and bartered them for haircuts.

Great for settling bets.

A greater settling and retention of Bemisia tabaci adults on cantaloupes over cotton was the basis for examining the potential of cantaloupes to serve as a trap crop and reduce infestations of B. tabaci in cotton.

"What angers me is, the industry has made a calculated cost-benefit decision that the cost of fixing the problem is greater than settling this tragedy.

What you understand much more viscerally by driving around this great big country is, well, just that: This is a great big country, settled by different peoples who came from different parts of the world at different times.