Sentence examples for settling in will take from inspiring English sources

Settling in will take some time.

"We trust that at soon as the new mayor has settled in, he will take at heart the issue of finding a sustainable and long-term solution for the access of cruise liners to Venice".

According to his party workers he will settle in Lahore and will take part in politics He is succeeded by Mamnoon Hussain.

Once William and Kate get settled in Kensington Palace, Harry will take over his brother's former adjoining starter home, Us says.

But start-ups are hopeful that once Yang settles in at Yahoo!, he will take a more aggressive approach, ramping up the pace of those small, forward-looking deals.

You want the pavers to be set well into the sand and that as little settling as possible will take place in the future.

Her sons are settled in school and taking GCSEs next summer.

But then Earl will settle in, playing backup or taking the lead, and you hear the sound, the one you heard when you first fell in love with the banjo, and you can't help but have a slight intake of breath.

He is taking his time, settling in and playing well.

Rather, it means taking into account that you will be new to the school and settling in.

Mitchell took it easy that day, settling in.