Sentence examples for settled lives from inspiring English sources

The flowers are dramatic and short-lived, but the plant itself, once settled, lives a very long time.

They have settled lives here.

Maybe Europeans are simply choosing to be poorer than Americans, but work shorter hours and have more settled lives.

Maybe Europeans are simply choosing to be poorer than Americans, but work shorter hours and have more settled lives   As yet I don't think there has been any complete explanation for this failure.

Nature isn't to be trusted here, and when Hitchcock's birds turned nasty, they were just conforming to the fearsome seismic spirit of this coast and shaking settled lives to their foundations, as they deserved.

As they head towards their respective families, a dangerous storm gathering over the highway, the car crackles with the ambivalence they feel towards each other and their apparently settled lives.

She accompanied Zakayev to London, where he settled, living across the street from Alexander Litvinenko, to whom he became very close.

The men in San Diego went to a mosque for help in getting settled, living for a time with an apparently unwitting Muslim professor.

Nowadays he's almost settled, living in Prague with his wife and 3-year-old daughter, of whom he said: "Three days, it's good to be away from a child.

Despite this sad history, it is in the same town that Michael and his wife have settled, living in relative peace until, at the start of the novel, the woman who was Michael's teenage girlfriend sets fire to herself and her two younger children.

The more settled living conditions likely to pertain among women in long-term relationships may explain the finding that vaginal cleansing was more likely among women who reported they were married than those who reported other relationship types.