In late spring, after the weather is settled, cut the plant back to shape it, and put it outside.
I want grappa at the end of a meal, to settle and cut through it, not at the start of breakfast, when a more approachable spirit is in order.
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is one of the last departments to settle its cut ahead of the comprehensive spending review of 26 June, at which the chancellor, George Osborne, hopes to make cuts of £11.5bn.
Or moving to a "free market" solution that would result in tens of millions of Americans losing their insurance, and others having to settle for cut-rate policies that provide little or no real coverage.
If the Jello mixture has settled in, cut the orange halves into pieces for smaller and more shot pieces.
He even managed, in the midst of warp-speed legal and political developments on multiple fronts, to have his hair cut, settle on a telegenic deep-blue shirt and figure out that he could get to Rockefeller Center from Washington Square faster on the subway than in the car that the network offered.
Moreover, it is unlikely that we are going to settle how to cut the units up on the basis of historical information alone, since it is unlikely that actual scientists' judgments about the general large scale units that they and others work within will be consistent with even those in their temporal vicinity.
Let cool until the chocolate is settle.. Cut into 8 mini squares.
Let your new cut settle in for a few days and then give it a good look in the mirror.
Judging from the comments on that post, there are quite a few people who are obsessed with the "lies" that Mike Daisey told in his performance, and they fail to see that the question of "journalistic fact" in the realm of memoir and creative nonfiction is not quite as settled and cut-and-dried as they would like to make out.
When settling the cut-off value of ΔCTmiR-511-ΔCTmiR-503 to 1.4 (diagnosis of ACC if the difference is ≥1.4), ACC could be identified with 100% sensitivity and 97% specificity.
