Sentence examples for weather to settle from inspiring English sources
"Dirt roads give you plenty of softer places to dig in, then for the weather to settle it, and then for dust to camouflage it," said Lt. Gen. Thomas F. Metz, director of the Pentagon's organization in charge of seeking ways to counter improvised explosives.
Neither have come yet, but there's hope the weather is beginning to settle slightly with the cooler temperatures seen over the weekend.
Neither have come yet, but there's hope the weather is beginning to settle slightly with cooler temperatures seen over the weekend.
"It's way too big for us," Dr. Miller said, gazing over what was still just a stick frame, rising in a race with the colder weather that has already started to settle in here at 6,600 feet on the southern Utah plateau.
The coldest weather in two decades began to settle over the Midwest on Sunday, prompting officials to warn of "life-threatening" temperatures that sent thermometers plunging and Americans scurrying indoors.
Aran sweaters originate from the west coast of Ireland, where inhabitants had to settle with cold, dreary, rainy weather.
While answers varied, one thing was certain: geographical location and weather play a major role in where we want to settle down.
Bangladesh and South Africa had to settle for a scoreless drawn series after the second Test in Dhaka fell foul of the weather.
With the weather having disrupted the pre-season preparations of most clubs, expect some upsets in the early rounds before things begin to settle down.
Serious matters to settle".
