Sentence examples for when they were settled from inspiring English sources

When they were settled he kissed her.

"Cold up here," he said, when they were settled.

He would not say when they were settled, nor would he discuss the terms.

He said yes, he'd definitely read them — but later, when they were settled, when it was warmer.

"If they changed their accounting from recording claims when they were settled and collected to recording claims at an earlier point in time, then that would raise a red flag and would raise a question as to whether it's a permissible change," said Lynn Turner, a professor of accounting at Colorado State University and former chief accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Mushua Innu of Labrador led a nomadic existence until 1967 when they were settled into the community of Davis Inlet.

When they are settled, his wife casts a baleful look at him, and he shoots one back.

It's also not about when the contracts expire, but when they are settled," he added, noting that some villages and towns settle contracts quickly while others wind up in protracted talks, thus allowing a natural window for "me too" demands.

"Most of these patent cases are settled, and when they're settled, it's almost invariably with a license that forces one company to pay another," says Bill Anthony, a patent litigator at the law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe.

"Older communities, when they were being settled, learned through trial and error where to build — that's why Sioux City is established on higher ground," said Paul Eckert, the city manager.

"They were running horses up here," a trail guide would later tell me, "when they were still settling the Midwest".