Sentence examples for when settled from inspiring English sources

Mayor Garner said: "If not now, when?" Settled in 1643 by Puritans seeking religious freedom, Hempstead reigned well into the 20th century as the undisputed hub of Long Island as the region's population and business center.

A recent study, paid for by the Consumer Data Industry Association, the trade group for the bureaus, found potential errors in 19.2 percent of reports, but said that less than 1 percent of them had disputes that, when settled, resulted in a meaningful increase in scores.

This four-year-old was making his racecourse debut when landing a maiden here in January and he was given a lot to do on his only start since, when settled at the back behind a steady pace in an apprentice race at Kempton.

In early summer, when settled after post-breeding migration, frogs (Rana arvalis and Rana temporaria that have a very similar ecology and potentially compete) were enclosed by erecting a fence around the plots.

When settled with the Murphy family, Simpson began winning local races and attracting attention in criteriums.

When settled agriculture arrived in its range about a thousand years ago, it adapted to cultivated land, and since the arrival of settlement, it has moved into towns.

Judges and legal commentators have criticized the commission for not forcing defendants to admit any wrongdoing when settling.

Federal regulators are also increasingly demanding that JPMorgan and other financial firms admit to wrongdoing when settling enforcement actions.

The collective fines, while hardly record-breaking, outpace what some other big banks have paid when settling with multiple regulators.

When settling on a new home, Justice Sonia Sotomayor decided on a place near U Street in Northwest Washington.

And the fines, while collectively steep, fall in between what other banks have paid when settling with multiple regulators.