Sentence examples for the future to settle from inspiring English sources

You see people waiting for the future to settle down.

Mr. Levine further suggested that Continental might have deliberately chosen to file an antitrust suit to try to set a national legal precedent it could use in the future to settle similar disputes at other airports.

While you never officially are required to choose a company type, it helps in the future to settle priorities in the company.

Yet the title of the world's most hi-tech city could go anywhere in the next decade: to a city about to emerge triumphantly from the developing world, to a historic capital that has turned to the future, to a slick development that has settled into its urban identity … or to some place as yet barely imagined.

His favorite phrase was "I have an idea!" And they talked about their hopes for the future: They refused to settle for the doctors' gloomy prognosis; they tried anything they could think of, anything that was offered, to bring the "idea" guy back as much as possible.

Staggering out of the latest skull-splinteringly insensitive new Transformers film, I wondered if the only way to settle the future of cinema is to set up Michael Bay, its director, with James Cameron in a fistfight.

That would have allowed the insurer to settle all future claims that bank might have for an upfront payment.

What they could not have, he insisted, is the right to settle the territory's future.

Instead, he empowered his brother Ferdinand (the future emperor Ferdinand I) to settle all questions.

IT WAS hard, at first, to work out who had prevailed in the election on April 22nd that was meant to settle the future of the small but strategically placed republic of Montenegro and perhaps also the fate of the shrivelling, decrepit federation of Yugoslavia.

But the destruction of A-Shed is unlikely to settle the future of Bristol docks.