Sentence examples for settling herself from inspiring English sources

In "Angel of the Battlefield," the mother is not deceased but simply distracted, settling herself and the children in a new home and proving herself in a new job.

Mandy whistled again, softly; Vivien settled herself more sensuously in her chair, swung her slipper.

Usually, she settled herself primly on the couch and spoke softly and timidly.

The question, I think: Is McCarthy settled herself on what progress would really look like?

She settled herself at her desk, put some things in a drawer, and shifted papers.

"Madame Diuf!" she declares, by way of introduction, and settles herself comfortably on the bench.

Eimear (in Celtic mythology, the name of "the wily wife of a famous warrior") settles herself on the sofa.

Not knowing what to do, she settled herself next to him, tucking her legs underneath her to hide the bloodied knee.

She settles herself on a tiny chair and I settle myself on a tiny chair -- the same one, perhaps, I sat in decades before.

Björk settled herself apart from the action, renting a house along the beach in the old hippie community of Arembepe, about an hour up the coast.

We open in disorienting fashion as a young girl in a prison cell settles herself into a manacled wheelchair, awaiting the arrival of armed guards.