Sentence examples for very settled in from inspiring English sources

I'd love to play in England again, but at the moment, I'm very settled in Stuttgart.

Now, with the injury far behind her, Lamb feels very settled in London.

Wheldon is very settled in America, where he has been racing since 1999 after he failed to land the budget for a season of Formula 3 in England.

"The north east is now my second home and I feel very settled in the area.

His parents still live in Northern Ireland, but he's very settled in Glasgow and very grateful for the opportunities that Scotland has given him, not just with the Warriors of Scotstoun but with the blues of Murrayfield.

"He did very well last year and settled in". Stoke have so far signed four players this summer: Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley, Fulham midfielder Steve Sidwell, Hannover striker Mame Biram Diouf and another defender, Dionatan Teixeira, from Slovakian side Banska Bystrica.

"At the moment we've got a great facility at the Vale Hotel and we're very, very settled there, but in years to come it could be an option for us to train here".

"At the moment we've got a great facility at the Vale Hotel and we're very, very settled there, but in years to come it could be an option for us to train here". Speed is hoping the four-pitch facility will breed players of the future and ties in with their mini-football campaign which is aimed at providing youngsters with a strong footballing education.

Although life there goes on 24 hours a day, it has a morning aspect very different from what settles in later.

"I enjoyed my football and I love living in Manchester, feel very settled and I think that showed on the pitch.

The chloroform being volatile and very heavy, settled in the box and displaced all the air.