Sentence examples for settle themselves from inspiring English sources
Hatred to those who were able to settle themselves.
"Hatred for those who were able to settle themselves.
Didn't civil rights issues settle themselves out between the 1960s and now, for Pete's sake?
On the tips os fome of the branches, a few semi-precious stars settle themselves to rest.
Asked about his nephews' potential motives, Tsarni says: "Being losers, hatred to those that were able to settle themselves.
People used to make fun, in the nineteenth century, of the "bunyip aristocracy": nouveau-riche Australians who wanted to settle themselves on top of the colonial social heap.
In Hebron and East Jerusalem, Israelis have settled themselves at the centre of Arab living areas.
They took to the track, passing one another, skidding across the ice and settling themselves after 180s or 360s.
They settled themselves on the bench of the rickshaw, packets and bags on their laps and heaped at their feet.
They settled themselves in a six-minute spell in the first half when they scored two tries.
Young college graduates who have not yet settled themselves will look for oracles in stranger places than Patmos, but they will certainly look for them there.
