Sentence examples for told to settle from inspiring English sources

Push both girls and boys to get out where they can run and jump and climb and roll without being told to settle down?

Julie was told to settle for monetary compensation while she sat for the medical examination but she would not accept that.

They were told to settle a territory that was originally 210,000 square miles (540,000 square km) in area, stretching from the Rockies to the Sierra Nevada and from the Columbia River in Oregon to the Gila in Arizona.

The rowdy rookies were said to have harassed a woman, fought patrons and each other, poured themselves drinks and, when they were told to settle down, flashed their new badges and told people to "fuck off".

Patch had always felt, he wrote in The Last Fighting Tommy, that "politicians who took us to war should have been given the guns and told to settle their differences themselves, instead of organising nothing better than legalised mass murder".

Were you ever told to "settle down" when you were a kid?

"We were prepared to begin fighting right away," an anonymous officer told the Kurdish media network Rudaw, "but the YPG told us to settle in and prepare a number of things first".

He is very loud, seemingly struggles to sit in his chair for longer than ten minutes, and every time I tell him to settle down tells me he has "beast-mode ADHD".

It was Obaid, who apparently told Mahony to settle on 5m Swiss francs (£3.85m).

Teammates had told him to settle down, play his game and not do anything extra.

"She gave us the keys and told us to settle in and enjoy our new house.