Sentence examples for he settled himself from inspiring English sources

"Terri's right, everybody," Herb said as he settled himself again.

He settled himself again, then brought the monologue, which had lasted nine minutes, to a close.

train at Philadelphia, and as he settled himself in the club car, asked the waiter to bring him a Scotch and soda.

He settled himself down, sipped his virgin bullshot — the first time I had ever heard of this drink — and looked at me warily, as if he were wondering who I was and why I was sitting there.

Other Apple executives were busy explaining what a personal computer was when he sauntered in; they stopped mid-sentence as, dressed in a vest, jeans and Birkenstock sandals, he settled himself, cross-legged, on top of a desk.

She went to put the magazine in her briefcase, but the boy snatched it from her and, going a little distance away, he settled himself cross-legged in the grass.

After shaking hands, he settles himself in an over-stuffed mustard armchair and without preamble, starts talking.

And then the photos had come out of the handbag, the handbag she had made him bring down from the overhead locker, just after he had settled himself and put his seatbelt on.

He had hardly settled himself when they arrived.

At 35, in 1987, he returned to Delhi, settled himself in his parents' house, and began to write.

Another of Fraser's concerns is Waad's report to Salisbury on 21 November: "Thomas Winter doth find his hand so strong as after dinner he will settle himself to write that he hath verbally declared to your Lordship adding what he shall remember" —or rather, what he was told to remember.