Sentence examples for settled itself from inspiring English sources

The one thing that hasn't settled itself is the Crew's lineup.

"His entrails had ulcers... an aqueous and transparent liquor had settled itself around his feet and the bottom of his belly.

Though the earthworm is small and often stepped on, quite literally, this species has settled itself peacefully in a new country.

The handwritten words on the page, round and legible in blue ink, are the marks of a mind that has already settled itself to composition.

Though she has the muscle tone of a lithe 46-year-old yoga instructor, Angela's scans reveal that visceral fat has settled itself round her organs.

MIAMI — Mistakes were made, from one side of the court to the other, through four quarters of momentum changes, illusory leads and random oddities, until one team finally settled itself for the 90 seconds that ultimately mattered.

Settling itself, however, could prove grueling.

Binghamton still seems a long way from settling itself.

My mind seemed to settle itself with these details.

In the second novel in the series, Shannon's story well and truly settles itself in your memory, gripping you, demanding a place on your 'favourites' shelf.

This is a matter which in the end must settle itself, and those who cherish the older ideal of a newspaper need not be dismayed.