Sentence examples for settle becoming from inspiring English sources

After the war, he seemed to settle, becoming professor of English at Southampton University; but upon retiring he resumed travelling, taking visiting professorships in Jamaica, the United States and Yemen.

I'm guessing it was the year she spent in Ireland – her family had bought a farm outside Cork – and while her younger sisters were settling, becoming Irish after their London childhood, it was too late for her.

While he's at it, he should also pray she doesn't settle for becoming a cast member on "Bad Girls Club" either.

Up till then, the assumption was that after a brief flighty period, indulging in fantasies supplied by the goddesses of Hollywood, working-class girls would marry and settle down, becoming domestic goddesses, in a pre-modern kitchen with little money.

She decided she would not settle for "becoming a statistic"; she would do everything to leave the shelter and secure an apartment and an education for herself and her children.

Those women who are unable to find husbands settle for becoming second or third wives in the hope of finding financial protection and respectability, even though neither they nor their children have any legal rights in case of abandonment.Reducing poverty and solving such problems are primary goals for Mr Rakhmonov's government.

To avoid burning yourself and to help the Jello-mousse layer settle without becoming runny, your cake should be at room temperature.[13].[13]

Finally he settled on becoming a Washitaw.

Tanguy visited the United States in 1939 and settled there, becoming a U.S. citizen in 1948.

With private determination, Goss settled on becoming a poet after studying English at John Moores University in Liverpool.

It seems to have settled on becoming a resort island, however, with a new, not fully completed 58-room hotel.