Sentence examples for settle to do from inspiring English sources

The HI scale "identifies children who: cannot sit still, are restless, and easily distracted; have trouble sticking to any activity; fidget; cannot concentrate, cannot pay attention for long; are impulsive; have difficulty waiting their turn in games or groups; and cannot settle to do anything for more than a few moments" [ 15].

The band felt its way in the dark and has some settling to do.

The drummers included Nasheet Waits, in a new version of his band Equality — including the pianist Vijay Iyer, the saxophonist Logan Richardson and the bassist Mark Helias — which still has some settling to do; also Jaimeo Brown, Pedrito Martinez, Bobby Previte.

There are sometimes ways of circumventing these rules, but you'll need sophisticated tax help before your case settles to do it.

"Do I look like I'm going to settle down, do I look settled to you, do I?" "God she's vile," says the police officer on reception.

In later work, he considers normative thoughts as contingency plans that settle what to do in actual and non-actual situations (Gibbard 2003).

There's still a lot of settling in to do".

In fact the invading armies soon settled down to do business and dig minerals.

It's all because this lady and her husband are divorced, and this is how they settled what to do about the pooch".

But as the crew settles in to do their job, they are slowly overwhelmed by the building's dark, disturbing aura.

(In the Bank of America deal, the claims being settled have to do with the bank misleading investors, not homeowners. But using some of the funds to help homeowners makes everyone look good).