Sentence examples for to settle himself from inspiring English sources

Down in the dirt, Ball 2. Lackey steps off the mound to settle himself.

He liked to take his time, to settle himself, and he did so now.

He tried to settle himself with prayer and gardening, then he returned to his room and wept.

Then he took stock, walking at a stroll around the square to settle himself, it seemed, as Hemmings fretted to get on with it.

Once Hamilton had fallen 3-1 behend he bungled the few chances he was given and did well to settle himself sufficiently to complete the break of 86 which limited his arrears to four frames.

"I'm sure he has aspirations to play Test match rugby but I think the first thing for him would be to settle himself in," Jenkins said.

Another of Fraser's concerns is Waad's report to Salisbury on 21 November: "Thomas Winter doth find his hand so strong as after dinner he will settle himself to write that he hath verbally declared to your Lordship adding what he shall remember" —or rather, what he was told to remember.

He'd bring out the precious presence in its black reliquary, free it, and settle himself to play among the buffet plates and replenished wineglasses.

At 35, in 1987, he returned to Delhi, settled himself in his parents' house, and began to write.

When Aḥmad gained Khūzestān, he was close to the scene of the amīr al-umarāʾ contests, which he chose to settle by himself.

Despite his apparent importance to the team, Le Toux was traded to Vancouver in early 2012 and having struggled to settle found himself back on the East in the same season — not with the Union though, but their Eastern rivals New York Red Bulls.