Sentence examples for near to settle from inspiring English sources

According to a recent report, it's to Thurrock that many Londoners, looking for somewhere near to settle, are choosing to relocate.

Russian and I.M.F. officials are near to settling a paramount question of how much and how quickly to cut the federal deficit.

VE Two Tests into the series, and England are still no nearer to settling the issues at the top of their order.

Garfield The Party-Animal Alpha Recently separated from Liz the vet after a decades-long on-again, off-again affair, the original grumpy cat is nowhere near ready to settle down.

Melanie, who actually has a brain, immediately susses out from Brett's conversation topics (new things; travel) that he's nowhere near ready to settle down and be monogamous.

Andersen and the U.S. Justice Department are near a deal to settle the criminal charges against the firm, according to reports in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, citing leaks from the negotiators.

Now, no truce seems near, as neither side wants to settle for a small piece of what could be a big electronics success.

"We expect more to settle in the near future.

Still, the men laugh about their ill-fated attempt to settle near his job, Mr. Kwong said.

At that time, the weaving of cotton fabrics was a local industry, and the English invited the weavers and native merchants to settle near the fort.

Men, Mr. Kolko observed, tend to settle near downtown or in recently redeveloped neighborhoods like the Waterfront in Boston or Long Island City in New York.