Sentence examples for slowly settling from inspiring English sources

Over the years my building has been slowly settling.

A witness told of having seen it slowly settling on the afternoon of the robbery.

Bruckner also grew up with organs, and the vast pauses that interrupt his music are metaphors for echoing churches and slowly settling reverberation.

Over the years these women have grown older, transiting the vain decade of their 20s and the more sober decade of their 30s, and slowly settling into the slough of middle age.

Air pollution is a particulate of carbon, swirling with atmospheric currents and slowly settling to the ground.

After slowly settling in to her new community, 22-year-old Boy marries Arturo, a widower, and becomes the stepmother to his beautiful raven-haired daughter, Snow Whitman, adored by everyone in town.

When a vehicle passed along the road a fine cloud spread out and slowly settled.

"I slowly settled into the life of a recluse," he writes.

Fendt and the world's top riders began to embrace the track as familiarity slowly settled fears.

As the months rolled by, the fuss slowly settled: the paparazzi decamped from her stomping ground; her parents, Mitch and Janis, began to speak to the press less often.

The water accumulates in the basin, where the sediment slowly settles out, and plants on the bottom help to filter out toxic elements.