Sentence examples for themselves settled from inspiring English sources

There's been the expected denials from Forlan, his agent and his current club, while TFC themselves settled on, 'yes we're talking but there's nothing concrete'.

The powers stopped short of recognizing the union of the principalities or their independence, but the Romanians themselves settled the matter of union by electing the same man, Alexandru Cuza, as prince in both Moldavia and Walachia in 1859.

The Matis themselves settled down in the 1970s; in 1996, they assisted FUNAI in making first contact with one group of Korubo, a contact FUNAI initiated in order to protect the Korubo from incursions by outsiders (see photo).

Not only that, but after the victor was celebrated and ushered away to what passes for a green room at PAX, Gabe and Tycho themselves settled down for a Penny Arcade -style duel.

The reference to a fig tree must have been particularly inspirational to his Jewish constituents who themselves settled in a place founded so that their Catholic neighbors could worship free from harassment.

"There has been very little attention to the situation, and that is why we are calling this a 'silent emergency.'" Traditionally dependent on raising cattle for survival, the Mbororo now find themselves settled in agricultural communities.

If so, he will join many other boomers who first came as weekenders, then found themselves settling in for good.

Ball movement has seemed tentative, and the players have acknowledged after several games that they have found themselves settling for contested jump shots.

They don't intend to stay permanently; yet gradually find themselves settling in, forging connections with old and new friends, as Pearl's ashes continue their journey towards the sea.

The Balkans conflict, the breakup of the Soviet empire, the migration of Africans and the fact that some soccer players themselves settle in countries where their skills took them, are changing the gene pool of international sports — not simply of soccer.

It's nerve-racking, frantic, and searchers often find themselves settling for less.