Sentence examples for not to settle down from inspiring English sources

"A lot of guys come to Aspen not to settle down but to prolong their youth," she said.

And I do occasionally think, 'How have I managed not to settle down when I came from such a settled-down family?'" It's funny, he says, he thinks an Oxbridge education can make people reluctant to commit – in a number of ways.

It's not that she doesn't like these guys; she's just not ready to settle down.

He wouldn't need to settle down, not really, until he got into middle school and needed a core group of friends.

If you're not ready to settle down with a guy who is, don't waste his time.

Like the clan in the show, Ms. Ruggiero's family was not so much against her attending college as puzzled by her not wanting to settle down, marry and have children.

I'm not saying that "happily ever afters" are a bad thing, and I'm not saying Sookie will never be happy... but she's not going to settle down and start a family and have the white picket fence.

To be a regular is not just to settle down but to grow up and appreciate that for all you haven't tasted, you're plenty lucky and plenty happy with what you have: Perla's orecchiette, Empellón Taqueria's chorizo-studded queso fundido.

Wouldn't it be easier for me to just tell a woman that I'm not ready to settle down then to spend so much time, brain power and money cooking up elaborate ways to stall?

"So not about to settle down and have babies then".

Yewande is wasting her time with that man — he is not ready to settle down.