Sentence examples for settled into one from inspiring English sources

A frequent visitor to the center, with a year's membership card, Ms. Li quickly settled into one of the 24 treatment beds, and strapped on a wide leather belt adorned with 50 metal studs, that looked like it belonged on a gladiator.

Angela settled into one of the chairs with the machine at her feet like a pet.

Miami is deeply segregated, and when Mr. Ruiz arrived, he settled into one of the black urban sections, Liberty City.

Eventually, they settled into one of their favorite pastimes**:**bemoaning — increasingly loudly — the sorry state of contemporary feminism.

I tried to take Mallory's hand, but she withheld it and settled into one of the tables with a shrug of irritation.

Gallen had poured himself a cup of coffee and had settled into one of the big club chairs in the kitchen when we returned.

He also said that after the match settled into "one-on-one action" it "turned into a pretty good match".

Although athletes will be spared the steepest climbs (and descents) at the north end of the park, the course's relentlessly rolling hills and frequent turns will make it challenging, particularly for rhythm runners who excel on long, flat stretches where they can settle into one pace.

When the world outside clamors, it's strongly tempt-ing to slink into this chamber of repose and settle into one of the love seats, upholstered in green velvet, or sit on one of the low-slung, pouffy chairs and peruse a list of a dozen ports, nearly a dozen specialty bourbons, 10 wines by the glass and the very nice de Venoge champagne, which is well priced at $14 a glass.

Just as you watch a man and woman settling into one kind of responsive behavior in a duet (maybe some modernist variant on male chivalric support of the female in adagio), the action and tempo will change into something else (maybe man and woman moving side by side, in steps similar or identical, around the stage in brisk andante).

Like Mr. Polke and Mr. Richter, he shifts styles constantly, incapable of settling into one approach.