Sentence examples for settling at all from inspiring English sources

(Actually, the thought of the Kardashians disappearing from the television landscape sounds quite inviting but there is more pressing business -- you know, things like world peace and the environment, so...) In the meantime, I'll settle for Jeannie a la Barbara Eden, which really isn't settling at all.

The crop hit a one-month low during the day's trading session at $6.80 a bushel after settling at an all-time high of $7.805 a bushel in the beginning of the month.

The figures are expected to show a decline in crude stocks, which could send oil past the $100 barrier, after settling at an all-time record close of $96.70 a barrel Tuesday.

Applications tend to explode for a brief period (if at all) before settling at a lower activity level or completely dying.

"Obviously, this race is not settled at all," Mr. Perry said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday".

Cochran had reduced his request from twenty-five million dollars to eight hundred thousand; Lyga didn't want to settle at all.

Large, heavy particles settle out readily, but smaller and lighter particles settle very slowly or in some cases do not settle at all.

Only a few of the tales, in fact, settle at all easily into the confines of the short story.

Anyway, the Mexicans are snapping into challenges with an intense ferocity, refusing to allow Brazil to settle at all.

It's so pressing that we're increasingly profiling, and according significance to, people on whom history has barely settled at all.

So trust your columnist the question would be put, whatever the law says.Third, what the government is pleased to call its new constitutional settlement is not settled at all.