Sentence examples for settled into being from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s and 1990s, Fisher settled into being a writer.

From June to October I settled into being a full-time mother.

It wasn't until the mid-17th century that it settled into being exclusively a debtors' jail.

After his initial burst, he settled into being a solid team contributor, which is what he would be next season.

It would take a couple of years and an accident before they settled into being a couple.

Playing in the Jupiler League, Carvalho developed as a player and settled into being a perfect 6 defensive midfielder.

The persona he has settled into is that of a self-assured but ever so slightly bitter show-business insider, a breezy phony, a Hollywood jerk.

The lifestyle that I've settled into is that there really isn't a new normal -- the new normal is that every day truly is an adventure.

We might remind ourselves that the ability to settle into being a focused student is simply a developmental milestone; there's no magical age at which this happens.

Blunt, despite an uncertain Anglo-American accent in the opening scene – it settles into being more or less Brit – wears her role lightly.

The narrative force at the beginning of the play, when Merrick is rescued from the freak show circuit, is sacrificed as it settles into being an examination of a physical outcast's effect on those around him.