Sentence examples for to settle around from inspiring English sources

Even after Brent fell to settle around $110 by the end of the day, crude prices were still up 38percentt from a year ago.

The Fed expects inflation to exceed that pace in 2011, then to settle around that level.

Locals tend to settle around tourism hot spots, like Grand Baie, or the employment centers of Ebene and Quatre Bornes, near the technology hub Cyber City.

But a fresh day of currency fluctuations played out on Tuesday, with the rial falling, then strengthening before sinking again, to settle around its Monday record low of roughly 37,000 to the dollar.

The cowl — that knit circle that you pull over your head to settle around the neck — last found fashion favor when snooty giraffe-necked models wore them on magazine covers in the golden era of haute couture.

A blissful cloud of anticipation began to settle around me. Checking in at the Hilton London Gatwick airport, where the Relaxation Room is being trialled by jet-lagged travellers, a serenity unknown to me since the anaesthetist administering my epidural asked, 'Is anything getting through?' fell upon me.

Dishes were incubated for 15 30 min at 37°C to let beads or erythrocytes settle around cells.

With the elimination of four brands, GM expects its U.S. market share to fall from 22.1% in 2008 to 19.5% this year and eventually settle around 18.5% in 2013 and 2014.

It would be sad to see labels start to game the numbers just as the music ecosystem seems to have settled around streaming as a standardized format.

We believe consensus will settle around £63m-£64m £63m-£64m

Civilization always settles around water.