Quentin meets a local girl, settles down, has a son.
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Switch it to Strada and the whole thing settles down.
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Nothing ever settles down between these two very red reds.
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A family of Dutch peasants settles down to a meal.
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He erupts in 30-second bursts but usually settles down. 2.
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Once he settles down she asks what he thinks of the house.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude settles down 3.8%, at $503 per barrel.
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After these temporal and geographic digressions, the film settles down in contemporary Paris.
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Luckily, today she settles down after 20 minutes of fetch in the yard.
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We're not in a hurry, we can wait 'til the dust settles down.
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Someday we'll be able to congregate once again when this situation settles down.
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He settles down with a Scottish witch and his descendants are educated at Hogwarts.
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First, the post-convention polling chaos settles down, and the polls become more stable.
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As the group settles down to dinner, we see Konstantin alone in his study.
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They find a drag bar, where Jackson settles down and drinks in the entertainment.
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When one fiasco settles down, another begins for United Airlines — or so it seems.
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When the sun leaves your sign on the 20th, everything settles down a bit.
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Once all the unwrapping action settles down, you'll probably have to make some returns.
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You may decide to put off buying a home until the pandemic settles down.
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As Kimmy settles down for a night of sleep, Titus returns home with a secret.
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"So, we'll have a place to stay when this all settles down," Mr. Gonzales said.
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David Waldstein: Kluber settles down to retire the last six batters, all on fly balls.
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Gradually, however, this "Shrew" settles down by turning Shakespeare's story into something much more anodyne.
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"It isn't till everything settles down that you realize what you've seen," Chief Simmons said.
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But when the movie settles down and just lets its characters hang out, it's terrific.
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So as that settles down, then I think sentiment will improve and things will pick up.
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As Andrei settles down, however, his story not only improves but gains significant distinction and shape.
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And no matter how difficult or damaging a certain moment seems, in time it settles down.
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When a pop-up settles down into a space of its own, it loses those things.
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I mean, Jeff Bezos has gotten distracted lately, obviously, but he'll be back when he settles down.
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The energy settles down as Venus connects with Saturn at 2:44 AM, creating a supportive atmosphere.
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He's so mesmerized by this performance that he settles down and eventually drifts off to sleep himself.
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I suspect it will be a rough week, with more wild rides, before the market settles down.
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The song never settles down, fidgeting between crash-cymbal exclamations and muted, tightly-wound, eight-beat riffs.
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It's rarely easy to top yourself in this regard, and I hope Mr. Robot eventually just settles down.
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A hospital lanyard around his neck, he rolls up his crisp shirtsleeves and settles down at his desk.
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When a black hole settles down into a quiescent state, the next generation of stars gets to form.
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When the market settles down, this domestic retailer with no trade exposure will be the one to buy.
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If Kenny Powers ever settles down and starts himself a family, this is the aquatic hog he'll be rocking.
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Everyone leaves without saying anything to me, but I am still smiling through the anxiety when it settles down.
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All three scenarios point to a shock effect of oil price fluctuation, which eventually settles down into an even path.
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The first result of the reforms is likely to be confusion in the ranks, until the new system settles down.
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Then after that settles down, it gets humid and still, and you'll be sweating on your late night bike ride.
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Though Fiennes keeps changing the aspect ratio, the movie settles down once Rudy lands in Paris smiling under a beret.
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Eventually, almost everyone settles down, and the changes, no matter how implausible they once seemed, become part of who we are.
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And then when we win that, and we will win that against ISIS as it settles down, and we should leave.
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When I heard that he was collecting Birkin bags for the woman he eventually settles down with, I rolled my eyes.
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In a best-case scenario, the pandemic settles down over the summer and the country holds a relatively normal November election.
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As soon as he settles down in his house on the Georgia coast, gunmen start showing up to terminate his pension.
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And as this new land settles down and sinks, sea water can find its way in through cracks, creating bursts of lava.
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The heavy elements are dispersed in the gas in galaxies, which settles down and condenses to form stars and discs around stars.
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"We will know more when everything settles down, but no, I don't want to play with anything on my face," he said.
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After moving into a cabin in the woods with no plumbing or electricity, Hansen settles down to brood about his worthless life.
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Although it's terribly important that it is happening, I hope it settles down and that the women can bask in their victory.
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Kebbell, Grint and the brilliant Ambrose (whose performance settles down after some first-episode histrionics) do their best to sell the story.
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After tricking a substantial number of wights into falling through some thin ice, our team settles down for a campfire and a nap.
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Ms. Dwan settles down in a plush armchair; Mitsou the cat climbs aboard; a voice recorder is turned on — and the reticence disappears.
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After establishing its 3-D bona fides by firing a howitzer into the spectator's face, the movie settles down to standard patrol stuff.
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The scenes along the Hawaiian shoreline certainly look awful, but the good news is that this region will eventually rebound once Kilauea settles down.
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Recovering a Dragon spacecraft is easier than recovering a rocket, since it remains in tact and floats once it settles down in the ocean.
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Through a large hole, it pours out and settles down for a period of growth outside the body, before eventually being drawn back in.
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After G. settles down for the night, R. and I snuggle on the couch and watch a family comedy movie on HBO that's just okay.
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"The market is vulnerable to being too complacent here, and I think when the volatility settles down, we'll be working our way lower, " Roach said.
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Mr. To is a master of "because I can" cinematic creativity, but after this scene "Three" settles down a bit to establish a knotty dynamic.
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As the new Congress settles down to business, one item on the agenda will be the fiscal stimulus package promised during the recent presidential campaign.
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Monday's test of a quartet of ballistic missiles – coming just as China's communist party settles down to its annual Congress – will have irritated Beijing further.
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There is no single guaranteed equilibrium: neither a tendency towards a particular outcome nor a point at which everything settles down and scholars can take stock.
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Nola settles down, sails past Brewers MILWAUKEE — After two less-than-stellar outings, Aaron Nola was looking for a bounce back performance Friday night at Milwaukee.
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They cause whispers by having a son a bit too soon after the wedding, but life settles down, and two more sons and a daughter follow.
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As the energy settles down, Mercury turns direct, and an emotional full moon in Pisces arrives on September 6, we'll be left with a lot of questions.
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What I do admire, however, is that she shows that an engaged mind never settles down definitively before a work of art, but rather improvises competing responses.
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Donning a pair of spectacles slightly larger than welder's goggles, she settles down to read, and at once we are spirited into the tale that Edward tells.
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Officials had already been concerned about whether the schools were ready to open, and now may need to re-evaluate them after the weather settles down. Gov.
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Officials had already been concerned about whether the schools were ready to open, and now may need to re-evaluate them after the weather settles down. Gov.
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David Fincher's Mindhunter is like a belligerent party guest — it settles down on your couch, whiskey in hand – and refuses to leave until you've fully reckoned with it.
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Once it settles down for the season, it enters a state known as diapause—a kind of insect hibernation, during which its metabolism slows to near-moribund conditions.
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He works various jobs, marries, settles down, and raises a son who is his pride and joy, though he still needs live-in assistance from time to time.
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Maybe she moves to Essos, which should probably benefit from all the surviving Dothraki marauders having relocated to Westeros, and settles down to have a nice quiet life.
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Going without your smartphone can trigger a burst of the stress hormone cortisol and induce a fight-or-flight response that only settles down by checking it again.
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As he settles down, they bring him a Diet Coke, while the rest of us are served water, with the Vice President sitting at one end of the table.
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Less than a year ago, fans of Drake were fawning over his admission that he had been collecting Birkin bags to give to the woman he settles down with.
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"But once the market settles down, focus will probably return to differences in monetary policy... and that could give the dollar an upward bias against the yen," he said.
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"That's definitely one of those things that we will wait to see once everything settles down post-Article 50 and when we know how Brexit will happen," Gadhia said.
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Wrapped up in the tightly scripted proceedings, however, was a sense that the world's two biggest economies were warily testing each other out as the new administration settles down in Washington.
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It's after your mind settles down that you can start observing your feelings with new care and clarity, and so begin to free yourself from the grip of the counterproductive ones.
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In subsequent episodes, however, the show settles down and starts to inhabit its world — one in which young magicians are trained at the mystically hidden Brakebills University — and develop its characters.
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They seem as confused as the audience at this point, but Zurga only tells them to be on their way and settles down to wait for the police to arrive. Curtain.
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The Bible story, then, depicts Jesus as a refugee fleeing a nation marked by political violence and being displaced within his own country even after some of the violence settles down.
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Children, with their fluid identities, have shapeshifting daemons, but at puberty a daemon settles down into a single form: a scholarly raven, a tough Arctic hare, a glamorous and malevolent golden monkey.
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Homeland's sixth season follows Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) as she settles down in the U.S. and works at a foundation in New York City offering support to Muslim people living in America.
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"I don't discount some impact in the very short term, but fundamentally, once it settles down I can't see things being too different from where we were a week ago," he said.
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Years later, Paul settles down alone in the countryside to run something called the Frogworth Valley Artisanal Cheese Company and acquires a taste for reading lachrymose agony columns in the local newspaper.
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However, while we could analyze lyrics and tweets until the day the pair's mutual ex John Mayer finally settles down, we may have been looking at the wrong thing this whole time.
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She returns with two half-full tumblers, hands him one, and then settles down on the sofa beside him, slightly closer than where she had been sitting previously, though still not touching.
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This perhaps helps explain why Nolfi circles once too often back to Matt, who marries, settles down, tests his own ambitions and finally helps blur the story's focus and blunt its messaging.
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Griffin said the trophy is at his parents' home and he will take it back when after his playing career — which has already brought him millions of dollars — and he settles down.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican and a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said he is still hopeful that a summit with North Korea could still happen once the "bombastic" rhetoric settles down.
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So what you get is lots of starting grid action, lots of first corner, second corner action, and then it kind of settles down, but you get more and more of those races.
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Mollie emerges, takes one look, and, instead of rushing over to stop them, fetches herself a garden chair and calmly settles down with a copy of Better Living to watch the bout unfold.
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He said he would stay in Australia to see if his injury "settles down a bit," adding that he would decide by the weekend whether to stay in Australia or to return home.
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This intercontinental scurrying settles down with the introduction of Van Helsing (Jessica Frances Dukes, whom you should always invite in), a vampire hunter, imagined by the costume designer Robert Perdziola as a gutterpunk gunslinger.
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As the little girl settles down for a tea party with Elle, Derynn and Marissa, DelVecchio and Guadagnino watch the scene unfold from a TV upstairs, feeding lines to DelVecchio's stand-in daughter via earpiece.
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The actor, who is promoting the new live-action adaptation of the anime classic Ghost in the Shell, told CBS News that she might dabble in politics after this whole action hero thing settles down.
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Girlfriends' basic premise is pretty much the same: Susan is the Frances character and she finds herself living alone when her best friend and roommate Anne (Anita Skinner) settles down, moves out, and gets married.
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"The median age of a millennial homebuyer is 30 years old, which typically is the time in life where one settles down to marry and raise a family," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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After the folktronica dewdrop of "Colours" wraps up, Wildflower settles down and starts to sound more like Since I Left You 2.0: diffuse, psychedelic disco, with a dozen of tracks blurring together into one dreamy whole.
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We&aposre crate training him, so he spends the night sleeping in his crate, but as he naps throughout the day, or settles down to chew on a bone, he always hops on the bed, first.
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"He's such an elite-level talent and he gets really frustrated, so I think once he settles down and calms down he gets into a rhythm," said Avalanche defenseman Erik Johnson, who assisted on MacKinnon's game-winner.
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Laura is half in love with him even as she settles down eagerly enough to motherhood and a life spent "yielding" to Henry in a decrepit farm that is only ever one storm away from total collapse.
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"He's going to take his shirt off!" one man whispers urgently to the rest of the group milling around the deck, anxiously awaiting the big reveal as Sepélveda Jr. settles down by the edge of the pool.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said emergency rule, government decrees and dismissals of staff suspected of links to last July's attempted coup will continue until "everything settles down", NTV and other news channels reported on Thursday.
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The zombies are closing in, the alien mothership just landed, the battlefield crackles with gunfire... and Tom Cassell, better known as the famous Twitch streamer TheSyndicateProject (or "Syndicate," for short), settles down for another day at the office.
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He's crafty enough to slice through the defense's perimeter and set teammates up, and can easily command more money if Denver makes the postseason, which is more likely to happen if he settles down just a tiny bit.
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And when winter comes to the Cotswolds, and my husband builds a fire, turns on The Antiques Roadshow, and settles down with the crossword, I'm almost tempted to get out The Dead Kennedys and give it one last spin.
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It was more that this would be interesting to have Helen, who — in spite of what she believes in those early interviews in the first film — settles down nicely and is dedicated to her family and committed to it.
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Update: As of now both Coinbase and GDAX seem to be experiencing intermittent outages and Bitcoin Cash trading has been suspended, so it may take some time until traffic settles down and Bitcoin Cash is actually available for trading.
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I think you're going to see a lot more volatility until the trade dispute settles down, and I think what you want to do is you want to say, 'I want to own stocks towards the end of the year.
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Every now and again, the movie settles down to present a thoughtful bit of characterization, as in a fraught encounter between Diesel and a young woman he's brought to his hotel room in the mistaken belief that she intends to sleep with him.
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But after her parents die in quick succession (in separate, gravely dramatic incidents) she marries Ewan Tavendale (Kevin Guthrie), a young farmhand, and settles down with him on her family's property, until they're wrenched apart by his military service in the war.
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Here's what makes it super interesting -- Josh went on Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast late last year and said he wants to father more children, and if he settles down again it's gonna be with someone who's young enough to make it happen.
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Fresh from a starring role at the Ojai Festival in California, the prodigious multi-instrumentalist and composer Tyshawn Sorey, a developing master of unpredictable complexities, settles down at the cozy Stone in the East Village on Wednesday, July 5, for a five-day residency.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is widely expected to leave his current position once the Senate wraps up its impeachment trial and the intense scrutiny of the West Wing settles down, according to five aides and confidants to President Donald Trump.
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"It (the U.S. dollar) is a freight train that seems over limit at the moment, but it may have a long way to go before what looks and feels like a structural adjustment settles down," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at CFD and FX provider AxiTrader.
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A cosmic collision like this could explain the appearance of these objects because "in the aftermath of such a merger, the resulting single object would be &apospuffed up,&apos or distended, for a rather long period of time, perhaps a million years, before it settles down and appears like a normal-sized star," Morris said in the statement.
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On Colorado, which at times blares with ragged, gritty distortion, Young also settles down for sentimental, earthly musings: We heard the warning calls, ignored themWe saw the weather change, we saw the fires and floodsWe saw the people rise, dividedWe fought each other while we lost our coveted prize "Much of Colorado focuses on climate change and the environment," AARP said in a recent interview with Young.
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In one instance in the movie, we watch as Dalton is floating in his pool struggling to learn his lines for tomorrow's scenes on a TV pilot, then in one fluid motion the camera goes over Tate's roof and settles down on her driveway to reveal the actress and her husband, director Roman Polanski, getting in their car to drive to a party at the Playboy Mansion.
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Likewise, Spotify can be painful to use initially until it settles down and stops pegging the CPU on the Pro X. This settling down process feels like a constant experience on the Surface Pro X. I'd often have to wait for the Pro X to catch its breath, and then it would feel just like I was working on a Pro 27 for a few minutes until it got bogged down again.
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