Sentence examples for seems to settle on from inspiring English sources

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Chic Read Alexis Petridis' review Perhaps understandably, an atmosphere of mild delirium seems to settle on the audience, many of whom seem extremely well-refreshed indeed.

It is ever-present, yet it seems to settle on a separate track to your daily conscious thoughts and deeds.

In interviews this week, a kind of steeliness seemed to settle on peoples' faces -- even Santa Claus -- when they were asked about impeachment.

Abstractions about fewer safe seats and the need for representatives to reach out to a majority of their electors were never likely to cut the mustard, and particularly not when the yes team could never seem to settle on one of them as its central argument.

And both had to deal with Ashe's unpredictable winds, which never seemed to settle on a rhythm, gusting one minute and calming the next.

Since social scientists and psychologists can't seem to settle on a definition of happiness, here's one shot at it: a sense of purpose.

They seemed to settle on two.

The fans couldn't seem to settle on which woman they wanted to win.

The figures on those who carry guns vary widely, depending on the source, but seem to settle on about 20,000.

The dusty air seemed to settle on the ball, the Yankee reliever Todd Williams said, making it hard to grip it.

Perhaps the fact that she could not seem to settle on a single name: Known as Louise Neathway, she also calls herself Louise Meanwell.