Sentence examples for settled nicely from inspiring English sources
Since then, it has settled nicely as a neighborhood joint for the local professional class.
"She broke well, sat behind the pace and settled nicely," Prado reported.
Kane was very effectively corralled by Terry and Cahill and in front of them, Zouma settled nicely into his role.
There's little doubt that he has settled nicely into his new niche, in part thanks to his much ballyhooed time at a similar spot up north.
Casting about for a title for her new life of Vilmorin, Françoise Wagener, a biographer of Empress Joséphine, settled nicely on "I Was Born Inconsolable" (Les Éditions Albin Michel).
"We're playing a new song so you can grab a beer now," singer and guitarist Andrew Low joked, but the new material settled nicely against the older, more discursive songs, functioning in the set as precisely cropped breaths of air.
Bedoya may settle nicely into a squad, only for it to be demoted.
6.06pm GMT 3 min: Liverpool are settling nicely, circulating the ball with their familiar patience.
It is the contemporary sections that deliver the shock, being composed mainly of works that would still settle nicely into a Royal Academy of the early 1900s.
No doubt the Gators can play a physical zone or man to man, settling nicely into a halfcourt defense that shuts you down.
That was just his third appearance on a racecourse, making him one of the least experienced in this field but he looked a thorough professional at York, settling nicely behind the pace before going through with his effort when asked.
