Sentence examples for settling myself from inspiring English sources

I was settling myself, with delight, when I suddenly noticed something most strange.

And, after settling myself comfortably in bed, I drew up the contents of several vials, plunged the needle into a vein, and injected the morphine very slowly.

Left forefinger resting on the map, I remember settling myself at the counter where I could watch a muscular man carving freshly cooked pastrami with a menacingly long knife.

Today, "Act One" seems overlong, a bit lofty, and evasive about details, but its fledgling epiphanies continue to echo: A week after I had written "The Curtain Slowly Falls," I went into the bathroom, locked the door, and settling myself with a pillow behind me in the empty bathtub, I opened the closely written pages.

A client of mine said, "After settling myself through daily meditation and yoga I was able to come out of the "fog" and see a lot of things that I needed to work on.

"Having gone, I had time to settle myself," she said.

I decided to settle myself in the couture section to watch the action.

When I settle myself into the tree, I start to tell Surachai everything, including the episode on the elephant.

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

'So, Rilke, tell me why we are about to do three weeks' work in one?' I settled myself on the edge of a 1960s dressing table and fingered a black hollow where a cigarette had burnt away the veneer.

'You,' he says, as I settle myself on to his mini sofa, 'are the first person to sit right next to me.' What does that tell you, I ask.