Sentence examples for settling in with a from inspiring English sources

It's a perfect place for settling in with a small group of friends.

Even Chuck Carr, an eight-year major league veteran outfielder from Arizona who is coming to the Island without his wife and four children, said he wouldn't mind settling in with a local family for the season.

Settling in with a romantic novel, and particularly one from my favourite sub-genre, chick lit, is like crawling into bed after an exhausting day; it's warm and comfortable and reassures you everything will be OK.

Instead of racing to the railing to soak up the view or settling in with a book, she is among the devoted who go immediately to the big, smooth tables in the center of the main cabin, the ones where the puzzles are.

"I know it's hard for them, but it's settling in with a lot of people that our only chance of beating President Obama is with Romney," said George V. Voinovich, the former senator from Ohio, who has been recording radio ads for Mr. Romney.

Ever found yourself settling in with a blanket and a big bowl of popcorn, ready to watch a movie, only to find that the kitchen light is creating massive glare on your TV's screen?

Separately, Travis (Richmond Arquette) has trouble settling in with an extremely nice and religious host family and looks to Martin when he needs help facing a daughter he hasn't seen for years.

By the twenties, he had settled in with a new wife, Mary Craig Kimbrough.

"Love equal work," Rikiya continues as he settles in with a warm bottle.

You can settle in with a neck pillow and the latest Stephen King tome, of course, from the airport bookshop.

There we'd pick a sheltering coconut palm, settle in with a book and sunscreen, and watch the nature show.