Sentence examples for settle once more from inspiring English sources

After a few minutes of mild back-and-forth, with Blair seeking to settle once more into his accustomed role as the only grownup in the room,a smiling Cameron, looking leaner than he does these days, switched suddenly from consensual to mocking.

Alumni friends included Amy Felix Nu'04, Anyika Barnes EAS'04, Anton Kutovoy C'00, Chantelle Smith C'06, Erika Tusen C'04, Karina McNish EAS'04, Marianne Lipa GEd'04, Nancy Maas Gr'14, Stephen Santoro Gr'14, and Viktoriya Syrovatkina Gr'14". Rudolph and Judite then had a family-only reception in her hometown in the north of Portugal and have since settled once more in Philadelphia.

The dispute was settled once more when the pope stepped in and ratified Geoffrey's election, thus enabling a reconciliation between the king and the archbishop at Tours in June.

The trial has become a battleground where Watergate's old scores are being settled once more, where combatants who sparred 25 years ago in congressional hearing rooms are at it again, now as old men.

He is hastily kicked out of office, but returns to his old job and settles down once more with his humdrum wife, content in the knowledge that Wilbur Todd has had one magnificent fling at life and not been found wanting.As Wilbur's blustering and empty-headed martinet of an employer, George Barbier is helpful.

The timeless quality of the place settled over me once more.

Still, I liked him most when he was back in his clothes, with his fine parting restored (he used hair oil and a steel comb), when he was great and good once more, settling me in an armchair, deftly drawing the cork from a Pinot Grigio, directing my reading.

President Bush has settled on his new bogyman, once more ignoring the obvious choice of Osama.

Once more, Lean settles on the pressing need for propriety, but not before the film has put its characters and the audience through a wringer of contradictory feelings.

If interest rates rise once more, wealth will settle into other spaces.

Thankfully he relented when he heard my breath on his shoulder once more and we settled into a friendlier pace – chatting occasionally – bemoaning the high sun and long straight roads lined with cypress trees but devoid of shade, which reminded me of hot summers in Italy.