Sentence examples for was unsettled in from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — Vic Black's career as a pitcher was unsettled in 2011.

Men continued to fall for her, but her life was unsettled in every way.

Anelka has scored only four goals for Fenerbahce and was quoted recently in France saying he was unsettled in Istanbul.

The lawyer, John Yoo, a former deputy assistant attorney general, is protected from such lawsuits because the law defining torture and the treatment of enemy combatants was unsettled in the two years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, when the memos were written, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said.

Clearly the situation in the Isles was unsettled in the 1250s.

It is a great, and rare, thing to be unsettled in the theatre.

Still, with only a few months left before the election, much is unsettled in this race.

The question of how and whether provisional votes will be counted in 2004 is unsettled in many states and could delay the posting of results on Election Night.

But the trend in the United States trade balance could be unsettled in coming months as the price spikes are factored in.

The 20-year-old former Manchester United star is the Hammers' top scorer - with three strikes - but is unsettled in East London.

Yet the statements reflect an atmosphere that is unsettled in a way that has historically spelled difficulties for incumbents in general, and Republicans in particular.