Sentence examples for older settled from inspiring English sources

The people he visits are older, settled.

He advises greenhorns to apprentice themselves to an experienced teamster and start out with an older, settled team.

One such friend, a journalist who works at a competitor of CBS News, said a morning show led by Mr. Rose would aim at an "older, settled demographic," turning a loss leader for the network into a virtue.

He cited "the combination of population size, high immigrant population from inside and outside the nation and strenuous outreach of all religious groups to reach these immigrants as well as older settled New York residents".

In general, the older settled areas, including the midlands between Launceston and Hobart, the central north, the east coast, and the southeast, had larger properties, dispersed homesteads, buildings often built of stone or brick, some Georgian architecture, and nucleated villages laid out on a grid.

This protest, initiated by nine left-wing opposition members of Parliament in December, has found resonance among "Middle Ireland" — an older, settled demographic made up of hard-pressed homeowners, many of whom would have voted for the mainstream government parties at the last general election just over a year ago.

Ms. McDermott's 10-year-old settled into her lap.

This is Sweden's oldest settled and most densely populated agricultural area.

James Comey does anybody know if he goes by Jim? Jim, from Trump's description, sounds old, settled, rich.

With two wars being fought and unemployment at or near double digits, young and old settled in front of the television to watch multimillionaires pile on top of one another last fall after the Yankees won the World Series.

The 43-year-old settled into life in space with some Earthly comforts - tea and a bacon sandwich - and described his first hour and 48 minutes aboard the ISS as "busy but incredible".