Sentence examples for see settled from inspiring English sources
There are many issues that the higher education sector is waiting to see settled but one thing is certain: this summer will see strong competition to convert offers into acceptances, with the implication that some institutions will expand their ABB cohort as others undershoot their overall recruitment targets.
Forced to pry fortune from stepmother, Sharon, and former TCI honcho John Malone (see); settled differences years ago.
Aviv Leshem, a spokesman for the kibbutz movement, said Wednesday that some aspiring members see settling near the dangerous border as a personal or nationalist mission.
This is a band you don't want to see settling into routine; the concert made you look forward impatiently to whatever door it will open next.
Let's see, settle for $4,000 even though you did nothing wrong and the charges against you were completely unreasonable or fabricated, or roll the dice to prove your innocence and spend $30,000 in the process.
She eventually adjusted to the different spins and angles she was seeing, settled into a rhythm and disposed of Robson, 7-6 (4), 6-3.
The gentrification has pushed many of the homeless people south, but they can still be seen settled on benches and patches of grass in the center of downtown.
The cell pellets (biomass ~1.5 g dry weight in 100 mL medium) were redispersed in 100 mL of 10% glucose solution supplemented with 1 mL of Oleic acid (dispersed in 1 mL ethanol), and again incubation was continued for 96 h when a brown and viscous SL mass was seen settled at the bottom of the flask.
Even without an inversion, however, haze and smoke can be seen settling in the valleys between mountains and valleys.
Wright, 27, bears little resemblance to the pale-faced schoolgirl we last saw settling down to raise a family with Harry Potter (after helping to see off Voldemort's army at the climactic Battle of Hogwarts).
As a smiling Sergey Bubka is seen settling himself into his throne to watch, Lavillenie hoists his pole aloft like a gondolier preparing to propel his cargo through the murky waters of Venice.
