Sentence examples for settle it from from inspiring English sources

Craig Disley levelled with a looping header before Hyde met a Yiadom cross to settle it from close range.

So the realistic goal is, I want to get to those playoffs and settle it from there because anything can happen.

Reparation was their main excursion into the economic field, and they settled it from every point of view except that of the economic future of the states whose destiny they were handling.

It was an ugly game and an ugly way to settle it, with Wales some distance from their best – but they did not care.

Bringing to bear a force of 100,000 men, he conquered Decebalus in two hard-fought wars (101 102; 105–106) and annexed Dacia, settling it with people from neighbouring parts of the empire.

Akpa Akpro could have settled it 11 minutes from time before Norwich's late rally, but Shrewsbury saw it through.

Although the controversial phylogenetic position of the LDH-C isozymes cannot be easily settled, it is clear from our results that Ldh-C in mammals, X. laevis and Fundulus have independent, derived origins from either Ldh-A or Ldh-B-like ancestors.

In other words, I believe intervening, short of keeping the boys from really harming each other, would have made the conflict worse by adding my energy to the fight, while blocking the boys from settling it themselves, which ultimately is how children learn most: from their peers more than from their parents.

First, the pragmatic argument is far from settled — it's not clear that torture works.

But within the legal community, one question is now particularly baffling: Why did Mr. Cohen pay more than half a billion dollars to settle a case that now appears far from settled? "It's hard to believe he got bad advice.

That form of biblical interpretation (viz., "The Bible says it; I believe it; that settles it") is--apart from being a fairly recent innovation--question-begging in its most basic sense.