Sentence examples for was actually settled from inspiring English sources

So it's worth thinking back to 1976, the last time a race was actually settled at a Republican convention.

Norwalk, Ohio, was actually settled by refugees from the real Norwalk, in Connecticut, when the latter was burned by the British in 1779.

The Sacramento Bee mentions our ongoing litigation with Facebook and our next Attorney General, Chris Kelly (which was actually settled later that April Fools Day).

According to British newspaper The Sun, the claim over the dispute was actually settled back in October, after all involved parties quietly agreed to split a 25% share of the songwriting royalties.

So now, for the first time, I think, 'Oh gosh, I'm actually settled here'.

"This has come at a time in my life when I'm actually settled," he said.

Given that when the cuts are actually settled and the formula announced in November, we think that the most deprived authorities will be targeted.

The numbers certainly suggest the need for men's divorce attorneys, but they lack important context: less than 5% of child support cases are actually settled in court, which means most parents decide themselves that the mother should be the primary caregiver.

It was actually Young Boys who settled quickest and almost scored from kick-off as Gonzalo Zarate put a bicycle kick over the bar.

But Edna had a tip that the victim and the killer had known each other in Cuba and the shooting was actually the settling of an old prison score.

This represented an admission that settled law isn't actually settled, at least in the case of abortion rights.