Sentence examples for settling itself from inspiring English sources

Settling itself, however, could prove grueling.

Binghamton still seems a long way from settling itself.

A plane that light would be difficult to control by hand, especially during a stalling maneuver, but the computer does it right, ending by settling itself on the power lines with a little hook.

The war on Auraxis has a way of settling itself uncomfortably into the background of my play, and even into my life when I'm not playing.

The repurposed 116,000 square-foot HSW complex is the former Globe Mills complex in the Arts District, settling itself as the new Fortress of the Arts, and we're not even talking about a new museum, but yet a mere gallery.

We attribute this minimal migration during the early postoperative period to the socket settling itself into the reamed acetabular bone.

My mind seemed to settle itself with these details.

The one thing that hasn't settled itself is the Crew's lineup.

"His entrails had ulcers... an aqueous and transparent liquor had settled itself around his feet and the bottom of his belly.

The handwritten words on the page, round and legible in blue ink, are the marks of a mind that has already settled itself to composition.

Though the earthworm is small and often stepped on, quite literally, this species has settled itself peacefully in a new country.