Sentence examples for settled quite from inspiring English sources

There was not much pace on in this race but Long Run settled quite well before taking closer order with a circuit to go.

They elected Fianna Fáil's almost identical twin, Kenny's conservative Fine Gael, in coalition with a Labour party that made radical noises in opposition but then settled quite comfortably into the job of implementing austerity.

"I hope it gets settled quite quickly so I can go into the summer and get prepared with the team I am going to play for.

Nevertheless, the question cannot be settled quite so easily, for many conceptual artists make a point of putting all the interpretative onus on the spectator.

He was thunderous and liked to talk in full sentences—I could imagine him getting settled quite fast.

But "Veep" looks as if it might settle quite nicely.

As the dusts settles (quite literally) around the landing of the Philae probe, scientists have confirmed that craft didn't touch down just once – it actually bouncedon the surface of the comet twice.

The magnets' like poles were facing one another, creating a field which was weakest precisely in the centre of the vial.When a drop of an unknown substance is injected into the vial, however, it will not settle quite in the middle.

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Normally, I would end up settling, quite happily, for re-re-re-rewinding a stamp-sized 20 second montage; or a dependable, pixilated GIF of bouncing tits; or a slideshow story of photos that loaded so agonisingly slowly it felt like I was cautiously rolling up a blind to leer at them.

Renal physicians may be tempted to ascribe all itching in their patients to uraemic pruritus, although it is difficult to uphold that assumption in the case under discussion, i.e. in a patient 9 months after successful renal transplantation: in our experience, uraemic pruritus settles quite quickly after transplant, as long as the graft function is good.