Sentence examples for nice settled from inspiring English sources

There was this nice settled feeling around me".

I'm just worried about his ability to jump at speed in the Supreme, but he's a nice settled horse who could go around in the Albert Bartlett, and jumping a bit slower would probably suit him.

"It is nice to settle down and, more importantly, it is the right neighborhood for us to put roots down," Dr. Peter Savard said.

What she captured so brilliantly were all the paradoxes and contradictions of being young, thrillingly aware of all the choices open to you but confused about which of them you want; torn between a wild independent life and the small anxious voice wondering if it might not actually be nice to settle down.

"Early in my career I did have a lot of long-term contracts with teams but recently I've been here, there and everywhere, so it'll be nice to settle down and get my game going again.

It would have been so easy for Eliza Scidmore to simply do what was expected of young women of her day – meet a nice boy, settle down, raise a family.

It was perfect for fans in the East who wanted to go to church (or, on the other extreme, sleep in after a wild night out), enjoy a nice breakfast/brunch/lunch, settle in to watch the green flag, snooze, and then catch the end.

From this hill, called Stigberget, you can take in panoramic views of the city below (on a nice day, settle in for a glass of wine at one of the open-air cafes).

"We've settled on nice dancelike tempos," Ms. Baker said.

But didn't we just have a nice little... ..... Becka settled into her pillow.

As he sipped coffee during an interview earlier in the day, he used almost the exact same words to answer a question about his reaction to the "Minnesota nice" narrative that has settled over his candidacy.