Sentence examples for have no settled from inspiring English sources

Between September 1929 and January 1930, when the novel was published, Waugh moved between the various houses of his friends, a practice he was to continue as he was to have no settled home for the next eight years.

I still have no settled opinion on the matter, but the poems do seem to have a clear dramatic narrative.

The party has no settled successor, and will not choose one until this spring's elections are safely out of the way.

The war was launched by a divided administration that had no settled notion of how to run Iraq after the conquest.

This was not out of any conviction that he would become a lawyer; indeed, he had no settled notion of what he wanted to do with his life, except that music would be an essential part of it.

The prosecution has said he had no settled plan.

The asylum-seekers will have no right to settle in Australia.

If only — the doctor had said — no, settle down, just stop, as Crow said.

He produced a number of decent crosses from his wide role and showed enough signs to suggest he will have no problem settling in.

There's a great affinity to English people with Kiwis, there's a huge UK population over here and he'll have no trouble settling in".

Everyone does a certain amount of exploration, but monopaths will usually have no problem settling on a narrow field for the longterm.