Sentence examples similar to settle in that pose from inspiring English sources
As winter settles in, that no longer feels assured.
For now, the winds have cooperated in blowing much of the material out to the Pacific Ocean, where scientists say it settles in the water and is diluted into concentrations that pose little danger.
He looked so heroic doing it -- the way he would just hit the ball and strike that pose at home plate watching it settle into the stands.
He fled to France but returned in 1450 and settled in Kent, posing as a physician named John Aylmer.
When Mitt Romney asserted last week that "culture does matter," he settled into a pose that was more triumphalist than anthropologist.
And that poses another hurdle.
And that poses another problem.
Set the timer to give yourself enough time to get settled in your pose--you want to avoid running back and forth between the camera and your location, which will make you look frazzled.
"Bacteria that may settle in the cracks and scratches of the bottle appear to pose a greater health risk than the possibility of chemicals leaching from the plastic during daily risk".
"How does that settle in their souls?
