Sentence examples for she has to settle from inspiring English sources

Rules are bent for spices, and each family member gets a wild card at the outset: Kingsolver's husband logically picks coffee (fair-trade and organic, it goes without saying), though the fresh fruit that her older daughter, Camille, craves is a bit too much (she has to settle for dried).

But to get the money up front (meaning right now) she has to settle for a lump-sum payment of $127 million.

Now living in a different apartment, she continues to exert an influence, although she has to settle a few last matters of her own.

She had to settle for sixth.

But she had to settle for the egg roll and a picture with Elmo.

Back then she had to settle for poor substitutes, like pancake flour to make injera.

She had to settle for another form of misbehavior — pouring a can of Bud over a male friend's head.

But she had to settle for being the second woman to break the sound barrier, in 1953.

When she had her second child, Desmond, in 1931, she had to settle for the company of Lytton Strachey, the Bloomsburyite who had a famous dislike of babies.

She had overslept, and only arrived at 6am for the 10am kick-off, so she had to settle for a seat in the back row.

(She is receiving treatment, and has even found another job, but she had to settle for less than her previous salary).