Sentence examples for really settled down from inspiring English sources

"He's really settled down well there and he's happy," Dick Johnston said.

"I really settled down, tried to get back to what I do best as a quarterback," Golson said.

"This past week I've really settled down, started to feel more comfortable; I just want to go out and have fun," Palmer said.

"I don't think people have really settled down in a final way to decide who they're going to support in the nomination process," he said, adding, "I hope they give us a good careful look".

"We've never really settled down as a modern democracy to say 'Look, we've got all this land, how should it be owned and used, how should it be governed, what kind of stake should people have in it?' Other countries in Europe had that debate 150 or 200 years ago".

If the collections gimmick is to personify, and speak forthrightly to, things, events and states of being (orgasms, for example: "Youve never really settled down / Have you, orgasms?), its best poems transcend gimmickry through that mixture of earnestness, ebullience and dreamy romanticism that long ago rendered Koch the ageless grad student of the New York School of Poets.

"You can't really settle down because your visa status is uncertain".

Mr. McCabe could never really settle down, shifting jobs two or three times, up and down at night, writing notes that he put in the family Bible.

"You need to really settle down on the couch and pay close attention because it's going to come at you fast and furious in the final eight episodes".

It's on — though it takes a paparazzi-fueled distraction, a bumpy cab ride and a bloody nose for the two antagonists and the story to really settle down to their nasty business.

"I think there's still some stuff my husband and I want to do career-wise before we really settle down," said Campbell, who calls her springer spaniel their "fur baby".