Sentence examples for more settled and from inspiring English sources
"He's more settled and low-key".
The Murray who returned to Wimbledon this year was more settled and confident.
"The captaincy at Wasps has helped: I feel more settled and resolute.
Other Wildlife Trust reserves are more settled and seem a part of the farmland.
Brant's domestic life has been rather more settled and dramatically more philoprogenitive than Gatsby's.
Uniforms can help pupils to feel more settled and get on with the real business of why they're in school: learning.
I can now step back, change my mental gear to a more settled state and, as if by magic, creativity and the ability to find solutions to problems returns.
The outlook for August is more of the same, with a few days of drier, more settled weather and the chance of continental air bringing the risk of humidity and thunderstorms.
While it was an energetic and solid first half showing from Australia, the Croatians were the more settled side and Nikica Jelavic's 59th-minute strike decided the outcome at Salvador's Pitacu Stadium in a game of very few chances.
They did so through a combination of means: sexual reproduction or intermarriage with whites; migration to remote frontier areas, where race-based institutions were often less formal than in more settled areas; and property accumulation, which allowed them to become valued members of white society.
The Watford-born player hopes for a more settled future and says he has been training hard during the pre-season.
