Sentence examples for settled in form from inspiring English sources
Neither settled in form nor conventional in outlook, Bennett is a complex writer.
Those requirements are settled in form of limit states, each of them with an associated probability of failure.
It's nice to see him come into form and he's settled in well.
If it does take place, Brexit's terms must be settled in some form or another, or none.
The state consists, most broadly, of the agreement of the individuals on the means whereby disputes are settled in the form of laws.
Here the strands become more settled in their new form and so the dough becomes easier to shape, roll and fold, and will not shrink in the oven.
Currency was settled in a decimal form, but the vast inertia of the English weights and measures system permeating industry and commerce and involving containers, measures, tools, and machines, as well as popular psychology, prevented the same approach from succeeding, though it was advocated by Thomas Jefferson.
He settled in Orange County to form a family business in 2010.
The one thing I'd point out though is, and this is I think to our advantage with our efforts with Microsoft, is the market is still not settled in any way shape or form.
He settled in Miami and formed an organization to overthrow Mr. Castro, naming it Alpha 66.
