I settled for a lifelong friendship with Tony and Alfred.
In Megan Jessicaa Pare, Donn intuits that elusive peace, and that marrying her would be a way to settle his lifelong agitation, for which alcohol has proved so ineffective.
Bart and his sister, Lisa, enter the empty ring and decide to settle their lifelong feud then and there.
A lifelong vegetarian, he settled on quinoa — "the most complete and energy-efficient plant protein" — and sketched out a business plan.
Mr. Indiana was adopted by parents who named him Robert Clark and rarely settled down, something he says led to a lifelong fascination with numbers.
Like many lads of his day, he paid full fare; coal dust settled in his lungs, condemning him to a lifelong struggle for breath.
After a bitterly unconsummated effort to enlist Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II to write the score -- a campaign that would lead to a lifelong feud with Rodgers -- he settled on Harold Rome.
The Conradt family sued the school district, its insurance carrier and the reconditioning company and settled out of court for $3.2 million in damages toward Max's lifelong medical care.
Fellow Yankees who reveled in France's peculiar marriage of pleasure and rigor (a romance lately on the wane), they settled in Paris, however temporarily, and found their souls' lifelong home.
Two lifelong Democrats, Charlene Clinton, a mother from Buffalo on public assistance, and Dave Temkin, a telecommunications expert from Queens, settled on Mrs. Clinton in mid-September.
Born Shulamit Rabinowitz in Brestovitz, Poland, Shirely settled in New York City in 1930 where she began her working life of 47 years as a seamstress and became a lifelong labor union and civil rights activist.
