Sentence examples for settle itself from inspiring English sources

My mind seemed to settle itself with these details.

A resilient system should be designed with the capability to suffer minimum production loss during disruptions, and settle itself to the steady state quickly after each disruption.

"You walk into a classroom and it's beautiful, it's bright, but a FASD brain doesn't know how to settle itself down.

This is a matter which in the end must settle itself, and those who cherish the older ideal of a newspaper need not be dismayed.

Johnson has been more opaque lately, declining to guarantee Borthwick will keep the job for the entire tournament, but the issue will settle itself if England keep winning.

But now, with the publication of "Collected Poems in English" (with translations by many hands, including George L. Kline, Anthony Hecht, Alan Myers and Richard Wilbur), the needle of public response, having swung from adulation to a sometimes grumbling revisionism, can settle itself, measuring attainments against excesses.

Settling itself, however, could prove grueling.

Binghamton still seems a long way from settling itself.

The one thing that hasn't settled itself is the Crew's lineup.

"His entrails had ulcers... an aqueous and transparent liquor had settled itself around his feet and the bottom of his belly.

The handwritten words on the page, round and legible in blue ink, are the marks of a mind that has already settled itself to composition.