Sentence examples for very much settled from inspiring English sources

"We are very much settled now on what we think will be our common response on September 29," said Sharkey.

If all this seems like a contradiction, it perfectly suits Elimelech and Segal, a New York couple who are very much settled in Burbank; whose work could be done anywhere but speaks of Los Angeles; and who have excelled in creative pursuits while leading a very non-Hollywood life.

For many, the question of whether it is possible to communicate with the dead is very much a settled issue.

The first year is very much for settling in to life away from home, in a new place, and with new people, so they don't expect magic from you from day one.

Mr. Montanez said he had pretty much settled on Mrs. Clinton, though talk among his colleagues at the clinic was still very much undecided, he said.

Actually, the science is pretty much settled.

When I ask David O Russell why Wahlberg does any of this, Russell laughs and says, 'Because he likes to get girls.' When I suggest that Wahlberg is hankering for something more permanent, Russell responds: 'He has a part of him that very much wants to settle down and have a family, but right now that part doesn't have a prayer.

Which pretty much settles that.

"I had settled very much into doing what I ought".

"In terms of the question about old club, new club, that was settled very much by the Lord Nimmo Smith commission that was put together by the SPL to look at EBT payments at that time.

I am very much looking forward to settling into my new home -- forty two stories upward in the sky.