Sentence examples for was quite settled from inspiring English sources

I was quite settled in London but my dad said: 'You've got to do it son, it'll be like opening the batting for Yorkshire.'" In fact, Dinsdale has reason to be considered part of the fabric of the building.

"I was quite settled at Exeter but they weren't able to offer me a contract," Cureton told BBC Gloucestershire.

I started receiving letters from individuals wanting me to support causes about issues I knew little about or I thought were quite settled.

"Everyone's looking forward to the summer but we think we're making progress as a Test team and are quite settled.

"I wasn't expecting it as the Scotland squad's been quite settled now for a number of games," said Mackay-Steven. "And there's so much talent in the forward areas.

But the issue was never quite settled for Glendale residents.

But he was never quite settled in the role.

As part of the IHT's special Davos coverage, Liz writes that one of the big themes of the meetings this year will be an argument that is never quite settled: stimulus vs. austerity.

It is also the prospect of endlessly reordering the world, so that nothing is ever quite settled, so that everything remains possible, in life and in posterity, as in art.

Although there were some progress, how to properly assess the density of the subgraphs is not quite settled yet.

I'm actually quite settled".