Sentence examples for head settle from inspiring English sources

It took a while to clear my head, settle down, get organized in my brain.

One viewer lets her head settle back between her shoulder blades as though looking up in a stand of redwoods, while another peers intently from the side of a painted panel, as if hoping to see between its layers.

When the crown that a colleague in a recent Met "Don Carlo" had to place on her head settled at an angle, she simply straightened it.

The chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, bandied about any figure that came into his head, settling on "65,000 could die", peaking at 350 corpses a day.

Then I'll absorb his warmth settling into me and revel in the irresistible hard weight of his head settling into the small of my shoulder, and I'll read it.

Jenkins says of the initial predictions about the spread of swine flu: "The chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, bandied about any figure that came into his head, settling on '65,000 could die', peaking at 350 corpses a day".

"We felt he had the potential to be a top centre-back and once he got his head settled and knew he wasn't going anywhere he started to put in very good performances.

Once the head settles a bit, add a bit more.

When the head settles, it'll be close to 1/2 full.

Named for the doctor who first identified them, these are "practice" contractions as your baby's head settles into your pelvis.

He – or, less often, she – is an elected local official who counts heads, settles feuds, and finds cats.