Sentence examples for which she settled from inspiring English sources

(Hayford Hall, one of the many places in which she settled, came to be nicknamed "Hangover Hall").

As Bourke's title suggests, even as Brennan chose New York over Dublin, she could never entirely attach herself to the city in which she settled.

Milian claimed that she had to spend more than $300,000 defending herself in the case, which she settled in 2006, and wanted $300,000 plus damages from Paul and his associate, Spencer Cowlings Entertainment.

Sylvia creates her magical pictures by letting her eyes roam and her camera catch the image on which she settles — photography pure.

But the pun is not a very challenging kind of wit, and Ryan's least satisfying poems are those in which she settles for the easy payoff of verbal comedy.

It's easy to see a scenario in which she settles in a European country, or even in the United States, living in freedom and surrounded by honors, comforts and money from speaking tours, blogs and books, and her family would probably be allowed to join her.

Fleet Street quaked when she named her price, and quietly waited, generally silent, until the spluttering hack at the other end of the phone acquiesced to the figure upon which she had settled.

She led a nomadic life until the outbreak of World War II, at which time she settled permanently in the United States.

She could have argued that she had some right to the life style of her profession and status — that she deserved to drive a BMW, which is what power couples in North Dallas drive, instead of a Honda Accord, which is what she settled for.

Ms Fisher says that the two never had sex and that her complaint against him about which she remains tight-lipped was setight-lipped waslawsettled

She settled on ten, for which she paid $153.51.