Sentence examples for one that settles from inspiring English sources

"When things are not going well, the P. G. has to be the one that settles things down.

Among these country-jumping productions, the one that settles most comfortably into its new territory is The Maids, a transportive adaptation of Jean Genet's 1947 play by Benedict Andrews and Andrew Upton.

The one that settled Angoon was called the Hootsnoowoos.

Maybe you'll be one of those lucky people that settles into their first job, loves it and feels like you're making some sort of an impact, and gets to explore new environments all at the same time.

I was deep in a bad traffic jam last night, wondering how many of us nowadays just work too damn hard -- lemmings -- barely having time to breathe -- too much coffee -- that strange buzz that settles into one's head like a small, seemingly harmless hive of bees..

He's been serving incredibly well but Federer was the one that settled.

LONDON — In a city where demonstrations of every kind are part of the daily syncopation, there has rarely been any with quite the same potential for amplifying the protesters' cause as the one that has settled in recently on the historic forecourt of St . Pauls Cathedral, setting off a painful crisis of conscience for the Church of England.

One that has settled around it like the low mists of lagoon winter, and one that is just as insubstantial.

In that case - the one that was settled - the collector contended that the gallery sold him the painting, by Mark Tansey, in 2009 without telling him that the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where the work had once been on display, already owned 31 percent of it and had been promised by Mrs. Cowles, who owned the rest, that the museum would eventually get the whole thing.

I wish that we had a method, as scientists do, one that would settle once and for all the nature of ultimate reality.

And there are Palestinians who deny that Israelis constitute a people worthy of a nation, let alone one that should settle in the land they seek for their own.