Sentence examples for now settled on from inspiring English sources

We had now settled on a bench.

He has now settled on a nonpartisan approach.

A president obsessed with winning has now settled on simply trying not to lose.

Program operators and the T.S.A. have now settled on a partial solution to double carding.

In the past, I have been similarly promiscuous with shampoo, but have now settled on Aveda's Shampure range.

He played ping-pong with ITV and Channel 4 for years but has now settled on ITV1 primetime.

The sides must now settle on a dollar figure.

Despite having been in use for a few years now, settling on just what is meant by big data appears to be a complex task.

Labour must now settle on a clear Brexit strategy – a deal that puts jobs, living standards and the economy first – which is communicated in a way people understand.

And if the dust is now settling on Super Tuesday it will quickly be kicked up again with Mr Romney at risk of being defeated in all three states voting in the coming week, Kansas, Mississippi and Alabama.

Most of his biographers now settle on the formula that he was, in our sense, a closeted gay man, and the question is whether his inclinations were acted upon or not.