Sentence examples for settling into place from inspiring English sources

Babe Ruth moved into the house he didn't build, settling into place alongside his old neighbors Miller Huggins and Lou Gehrig in a new monument park in the Bronx.

In 1959, Janet Flanner watched the celebrations in Paris: The official celebration of the 14th began at eight o'clock, with twenty-one cannon shots fired from beside the Seine and with the crowds settling into place again on the Concorde to await General de Gaulle, who arrived at nine on the dot, looking unusually pale.

And yet, apart from the restrained, intelligent, beautifully constructed opening pages and a few stray passages thereafter – a melancholy twilight walk in Manhattan; some billowing curtains settling into place at the closing of a drawing-room door – Gatsby as a literary creation leaves me cold.

It's only the first layer that's settling into place.

The male leads began to settle into place.

New social norms and patterns settled into place.

The female drummer picked up her drumsticks and the skinny-cool guitarist settled into place.

And my opinions tend to settle into place after three meals.

"That race in Nouméa, it all just sort of settled into place and made sense," Moore said.

"That race in Noumea, it all just sort of settled into place and made sense," Moore said.

On West 12th Street the cars settled into place, and the sound of closing car doors worked its way down the block.