Sentence examples for really settled on from inspiring English sources
"I've never really settled on one bpm or of beat," Durban told The FADER yesterday.
Samsung Dash, Samsung Instinct S50, Samsung Instinct M850.. we're not sure what the deal is here, but it seems like Samsung never really settled on an internal name.
He never really settled on the South Coast, and was sent out on loan to Bournemouth, Sheffield Wednesday and most prolifically Yeovil Town, before completing a return to the midlands with Coventry in 2007 .
With some expecting Amazon to release a second model of the Fire with a bigger screen — and others speculating that Apple will do the same by releasing a smaller-screened iPad — the industry hasn't really settled on which size tablet might be optimal.
To avoid this, sometimes a zig-zag feeding approach helps - feed the first horse, then the next, notice that the first has really settled on his bucket, go back and add the second half and vitamins, go feed the third, notice the second is settled, etc.
Although she hopes to become a doctor, Ms. Bakarey, 16, said she couldn't really settle on one subject: "I'm still looking at my options".
"Which is life, I guess – you can't really settle on any one concept.
"I would say he's got until around June to really settle on what his message is".
The particulate matter is so fine it never really settles on surfaces inside homes, making mopping or vacuuming for particulates unnecessary, Balmes said.
Over the years the group has embraced everything from hollow synth-pop to reggae to renegade American country, never really settling on anything except good-natured sarcasm and a commitment to creative freedom.
"There were a lot of different ways to collect similar data and all were a little different because there was no clear gold standard". Farber says neuroscientists are "paying attention". "With things widely available we're seeing the research community really settle on this as the preferred method of data collection.
