Sentence examples for settle late from inspiring English sources

They scored four times without reply in the second period but Vatuvei completed his hat-trick to settle late nerves.

Georgetown was settled late in the 17th century.

The dispute was settled late in 2000 after Enron agreed to pay more than $200 million.

At the back of delegates' minds is the lesson of disastrous Copenhagen talks in 2009, when many of the crucial negotiations over targets, financing for poor countries and other crucial points were settled late, leaving too little negotiating time to forge a treaty.

Police disputed the Westbrooks' version of events, according to the Free Press, but the case was settled late in 2010, some time after Aiyana's death.

Mr. Kessler said he had to sell the mansion to settle his late brother's estate.

We might settle for "late postmodernism," a term that suggests the peculiar statelessness of contemporary fiction, which finds itself wandering — not unhappily — between tradition and novelty, realism and anti-realism, the mass audience and the élitist critic.

The cases that settle very late are the result of potential damages being so large, and the defenses — particularly loss causation and statutes of limitation and repose — so seemingly strong, that the parties cannot find a settlement number they can both live with.

Matt Parish's side reduced the deficit to just 12 points before winger Manu Vatuvei completed his hat-trick to settle any late nerves.

Young had a chance to settle it late on but, once Rangers scored, they kept possession and saw the game out as the Dons realised their best chances had been and gone.

The Price Two estranged brothers reunite to settle their late father's estate in Arthur Miller's classic drama.