Sentence examples for which settled in from inspiring English sources

Nusrat Ispahani came from a cosmopolitan Iranian business family which settled in Bombay before moving to Karachi.

The son of a landscape painter, Mr. Messin left France at 19 with his family, which settled in Philadelphia.

The dollar declined further against the euro, which settled in New York at $1.4554, up from $1.4471 late Monday.

John Sargent, the chief executive of Macmillan, which settled in February, has insisted that the company did not engage in collusion.

Fifteen years ago, at 9, she left Russia with her family, which settled in a working-class neighborhood in the Bronx.

The family, which settled in Yorktown in the 1700's, was forced to give up its farm as part of that project.

But it's not like, say, Seattle's rain, which settles in and hangs low in the sky.

An uncanny mimic, Mr. Pizzarelli delivered dead-on impersonations of the honoree's intimate, seductive purr, which settles in your ear like a moist breath.

The book, a mere 260 pages, took over 10 years to write and describes the history of a Scottish clan which settles in Nova Scotia in 1779.

Perhaps a tough sell for a weekend festival, some of the goodwill generated by the original format has led to this Supersonic Sunday, which settles in Hertfordshire, with a capacity of around 500.

Emu-fanciers could do worse than take a trip to Marapana Wildlife World, an hour's drive south of Perth, where they can view these bizarre-looking flightless birds roaming free, along with kangaroos, wallabies, camels and possums, not to mention wattlebirds, bee-eaters, chortling kookaburras and flocks of white-tailed black cockatoos which settle in the eucalyptus trees.