Sentence examples for settled somewhat from inspiring English sources

The crowd has been settled somewhat.

By late Friday, the markets had settled somewhat.

Carter Eskew, a top Gore strategist, said of Mr. Bush: "The race has settled somewhat in his favor, but it is still a very close race.

Now that public opinion has settled somewhat since the Democratic convention nearly four weeks ago, and voters say they are far more interested in the race, the survey makes clear that Mr. Gore's enhanced fortunes are deeper and more sustained than a postconvention glow.

That hype settled somewhat after a 48-28 lons openinging day, against the New York Jets, but victories over the Kansas City Chiefs and the Browns gave the Bills hope entering week four's monumental matchup with the New England Patriots.

The dust has settled somewhat, and three weeks in MLS is in that not-so-sweet spot in the early season after the hype has died down but before we have a big enough collection of games to start passing judgment.

Weeks of worry that debt troubles in Europe could spread beyond Ireland appeared to settle somewhat.

Following the court's ruling around midday on Wednesday, TiVo shares initially jumped more than a third, adding about $350 million in market value before settling somewhat and closing Thursday at $10.12 a share.

Ms. Salgado said that markets may settle somewhat before governments need to go back in, as August is typically the quietest month of the year in terms of sovereign bond issuance.

And as tube sites settle somewhat uneasily into the landscape of Internet pornography, the industry that was once ahead of the curve in innovation finds itself, for once, waiting on the mainstream for cues.

7.20pm BST Tim Clark, for a little while the hottest man on the course, has settled down somewhat.