Sentence examples for solidly settled from inspiring English sources
Jack Linden, the straying husband he plays in "We Don't Live Here Anymore," a thoroughly intelligent, half-satisfying story of marital woe that opens today in New York and Los Angeles, is more solidly settled into the trappings (and traps) of adulthood, with a wife, two young children and a job teaching literature at a small New England college.
Mai-Khanh Tran is a Vietnam War refugee (many such refugees settled in Orange County and voted solidly Republican until recently) who worked her way through Harvard Medical School to become a pediatrician.
By the end of the first movement, Mr. Lopez-Cobos settled into a more conventional reading that carried the ensemble solidly through the rest of the work.
Indeed, the state has a political landscape closely resembling that of the old solidly Democratic South, especially in its southeastern corner, known as Little Dixie, where many Southerners settled after the Civil War.
Chris Froome remains solidly in the lead, and few developments amongst an increasingly exhausted peloton - except that the collective tiredness has settled in a little deeper, and Paris, now just two days away, must seem more appealing than ever.
Although these debates are all solidly grounded in close textual study, they can do little more than titillate uninitiated readers because the dust has not yet settled.
Pretty soon though, we see him settling on more solidly architectural forms, horizontal in orientation, made of receding planes that interlock ambiguously in space, a little like the eye-teasing structures of his Dutch contemporary M. C. Escher.
Waton played solidly but not spectacularly as they approached the turn and missed opportunities to make eagle at seventh and birdie at eighth, before settling for a bogey at the ninth, gifting Westwood a two-shot lead.
