Sentence examples for settled ways from inspiring English sources

Las Casas disagreed, arguing that the Indians had well-established customs and settled ways of life.

And anyone willing to embrace the RAND framework in principle still has to deal with the inertia of old habits and settled ways of doing things.

Blue Labour thinkers argue that love of community and respect for institutions and settled ways of life is fundamental to the concerns of organised labour, which was originally represented by the Labour Party.

On Thursday, St. Patrick's Day, I offered a tweet to remind readers (as I have in years past) of Peter Lennon's great 1968 documentary "Rocky Road to Dublin," about the narrow religious and political dogmas that Ireland imposed on its citizens and on some of the charming manifestations of those settled ways.

Somewhat stubborn in his settled ways, always present, always helpful, always kind.

Alas, Labour has little mechanism for discussing ideas or bringing in new people to change our settled ways.

"We felt we settled way too much in Game 2," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.

Such messages play well in urban areas where immigrants settled way back in the Sixties and Seventies.

"If the vermiculite has settled way down, you can install the fiberglass on top of the vermiculite between the rafters," he said.

The history of the West is settled in ways that are not the case for the history of the American South and slavery.

He settled half way between Brisbane and Sydney.