Sentence examples for was soon settled from inspiring English sources

New England was soon settled by English Puritans whose aversion to idleness and luxury served admirably the need of fledgling communities where the work to be done was so prodigious and the hands so few.

I knew that its coal supplies could be cut off as had been the case at the Saltley coke depot in Birmingham in 1972 - a turning point after which that strike was soon settled.

He never had a moment to doubt his judgment, as Don Cossack was soon settled and jumping in an ideal rhythm behind a solid pace set by Smad Place and O'Faolain's Boy, and was still there at the third-last, where the race changed in a moment.

Despite a housing shortage, the family was soon settled in a bungalow in the Sydney suburb of Kingsford, and Larwood found steady employment with a soft drinks firm.

The two of them are soon settled in a dreary hotel room, trying to make the best of a strained situation.

Although technically enemy aliens on their arrival, the Lax family were soon settled in New York City, and the great Hungarian-born American mathematician John von Neumann took a personal interest in the mathematically talented son.

The refugees initially fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the majority were soon settled in the Yugoslav People's Army-held Baranja region of eastern Croatia.

In contrast, in the small service-centres, the patients were soon settled and a period of relative quiet ensued.

The three friends were soon settling into 135 minutes of "Narnia".

Naipaul has never made any secret of the fact that, from the age of 11, 'the wish came to me to be a writer', a wish that was soon 'a settled ambition', even if, as he now says, it was also 'a kind of sham'.

"We came in afterwards and everyone's emotions soon settled down," Cahill said.