Sentence examples for settle better from inspiring English sources

"As he gets older he seems to settle better, and hopefully he'll improve from that," the trainer said.

I've seen foreigners come to England and the ones who mix, go on the nights out with team-mates and buy into the English mentality, settle better.

"He's a keen sort," said Mullins, "enjoys his work, his racing, and likes to race from start to finish, though he has been starting to settle better the last couple of times.

Walk In The Park pulled too hard when narrowly beaten by Kong in the Lingfield Derby Trial last month but the likely stronger pace today may enable him to settle better and reverse the form.

And in the early stages, it was the more experienced Flood who seemed to settle better at Wembley, with the boot at least.

I would have liked it had she settled better.

"He gets a mile, no problem, and he settled better today.

He is settling better now, but he really is slick over a hurdle.

The Powers are more settled, better dressed and less inclined to fight; the Moorehouses are more colourful and less predictable.

"We've always liked Wilshire Boulevard," he said, "and we left the hood off him this time, and he settled better without it".

The unfancied home side settled better early on, enjoying good possession in the opening 10 minutes, but the Tigers took a 14th-minute lead.