"Today, he seemed like he was more settled," Zimmer said.
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More settled but chilly weather for Friday and the weekend.
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He's nicer, calmer, more settled into his place in the world.
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But it is also a result of Facebook's more settled management.
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Competitive eating began when America became more settled and more successful.
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Congressional races around Pittsburgh are more settled than tossup districts elsewhere.
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Older people tend to be more settled in their political beliefs.
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I've been thinking about having someone back once we're more settled though.
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A more settled life also encourages voting in other ways, Leighley said.
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My family is more settled now, but the worry has never left.
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Now, he lives a more settled life, but retains a frenetic personality.
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Do they bounce from this ebullient, youthful thing to something more settled?
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I left behind my bell, books, and candles for a more settled life.
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Their workers tend to be more settled, less tempted by cool start-ups.
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But is waiting till you're more settled really the time to get a cleaner?
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I DON'T KNOW HOW LONG THEY'RE SETTLED FOR, BUT A LITTLE MORE SETTLED TODAY.
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Evidence of a more settled lifestyle at the site only came later in history.
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In other jurisdictions like the EU, government policy around open banking is much more settled.
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I'm 37 and lots of people my age are much more settled in certain ways.
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A more settled and supportive energy flows on May 31 when Venus connects with Saturn.
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THEY WERE A LITTLE MORE SETTLED TODAY WITH THE STUFF THAT HAPPENED IN TURKEY TODAY.
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We were both kind of in different places then, and we're both more settled down now.
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Three states pick Senate candidates The Senate landscape is becoming more settled Tuesday night as well.
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Things are a little more settled here today, and a sort of routine is setting in.
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Owners tend to be a little older and more settled and have done lots of travelling themselves.
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Democrats and Republicans were much more settled in their vote preferences than the independents in the survey.
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Later in the week, when I'm a little more settled, I might be able to take instruction.
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Two months after the conversation, Ms. Blom is attending church again, feeling more settled in her soul.
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The lower classes had more flexibility and could live more sexual lives, but older men were more settled.
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"Other moms I talk to who are 35 or 40 seem to be more settled financially," she said.
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This brought me into more settled waters … But now … I am not far from where I was before.
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" But once they interact with real live Americans, "the more comfortable they feel, the more settled and confident.
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Some arrived in the '70s and '80s pursuing master's degrees, then more settled here in the '80s and '90s.
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Currency markets have become more settled since reacting strongly to new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing on Tuesday.
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The Republican side is more settled, with Republican Bryan Steil, an attorney endorsed by Ryan, expected to win. Aug.
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But as Mikey became more settled in their home and he slept more soundly through the night, that changed.
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If you wait until you're more settled and more knowledgeable, "you've lost 20 years of saving potential," Vega said.
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Grownups are more settled into who they are going to be and what their place in the world is.
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We're days into her journey, and Hannah Brown is already getting more settled into her role as the 2019 Bachelorette.
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In a nation of immigrants, Muslims found it easier to fit in than in Europe with its more settled population.
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If you're going to schedule something before noon, do it when your colleagues are more settled in at their desks.
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The village's surviving teachers, parents and children seem, not surprisingly, barely more settled than the loved ones who were lost.
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American officials worry that the aid will not be forthcoming until donor countries see signs that Iraq's politics are more settled.
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The result is that unauthorized immigrants are actually much more settled and rooted in the US than their legal-immigrant counterparts.
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She's restructuring her life entirely, leaving behind her cosmopolitan fantasies of seeing the world and embracing instead a more settled, domestic existence.
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It's about reckoning with a period of change from a more settled place, celebrating growth but also embracing the chaos of uncertainty.
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Fact-finding on the recent history in Clark's show is still in full swing, whereas the first exhibition's history is more settled.
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In a Shakespearean comedy, the fools get their due and the good people come to a more settled place in the end.
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A discovery in Sudan from an earlier date found burials of victims of intergroup violence, but that society may have been more settled.
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The prince, 36, asked Jackson if she felt more settled in her new home, while Kate, 37, inquired about her choices of decor.
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To open a door to more settled, positive and clear relations with China, deterring adventurism and making clear our own capability and resolve.
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The team is unbeaten in 15 Premier League matches and Executive Vice Chairman Ed Woodward said the playing squad was now more settled.
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These days, said Crida, things are far more settled, so the likelihood of a catastrophic collision leading to Saturn's rings is far lower.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government believes Lebanon's investment climate is becoming more "settled," said the UAE economy minister on Monday.
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Twelve games into the season, he has established himself in the Warriors' rotation and what's more, settled into a locker room dominated by celebrity.
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While I love being free, splurging on vacations and designer clothes, I have to admit that sometimes I wish my life was more settled.
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The room will feel less in-transit and more settled if you unpack your clothes into drawers and closets and put your suitcase away.
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Do we get sick of Ikea as we grow older, or does a more settled, "adult" life naturally mean we drift away from shopping there?
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Mr Buruma did not deserve to go and, were values more settled, his critics might have been content with an angry letter to the editor.
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All of which points to a broader truth: regulating speech was easier in the past, when Germany was a more settled, homogeneous and conformist place.
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Fighting between semi-nomadic cattle herders and more settled communities over land use claims hundreds of lives a year in Nigeria's central and northern states.
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Or do you start checking out real estate in Frankfurt or Dublin or some other place where the relationship with the E.U. is more settled?
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DUBAI, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government believes Lebanon's investment climate is becoming more "settled," said the UAE economy minister on Monday.
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She's accomplished a lot, and by the time that many of us are just starting to feel a little more settled in our adult lives.
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But Kyrgios, who beat Dimitrov on his way to the Brisbane title a few weeks ago, looked much more settled than he did last January.
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They were eager to rest but worried about resuming a more settled life — and, like all actors, they were wondering what their next job might be.
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Its characters are more settled into the world in which they belong, and each episode is presented as a stand-alone with very few running threads.
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Workers who are less worried about cash issues "feel more confident and more settled at work," Judith McKenna, Walmart's chief operating officer, said in an interview.
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She says that as she's aged, her beauty regimen has gotten less complicated, thanks to more settled skin and fewer wacky looks from her Spice Girls days.
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And that would make sense because the humans in North Sudan built a cemetery — an act that's consistent with the transition toward more settled lifestyles, she says.
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Shoppers in Britain remained cautious with four in 10 saying they will hold off on buying big-ticket items until the economy seems more settled, Barclaycard said.
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Hundreds of people like Adaji's husband are killed each year in violent clashes over land use between semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani people and more settled farming communities.
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A more settled SEZ, supported by donors, would also be seen by some Rohingya as rewarding Myanmar's brutal army for its ethnic cleansing, handing them a clear victory.
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By waiting until we were more settled in our careers, though, my husband and I felt more prepared for whatever our new house might throw our way. 4.
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Others, like the Urak Lawoi on Rawai beach in Phuket, have a more settled life while fishing in the Andaman Sea with their traps of rattan and wire.
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But 'Ye, maybe you should let the guy get a bit more settled in his new-ish Balenciaga role (and the accompanying contract with a big fashion conglomerate).
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Suffolk's work revealed a slightly more settled electorate; 20163 percent said they may change their minds, and 22016 percent said they had decided, for sure, on a candidate.
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"By Wednesday, people feel more settled back into their routine and feel focused and confident, and that's when they start looking," explained Vicki Salemi, a careers expert for Monster.
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"A swift monetary policy response and a more settled political picture have likely helped to allay fears of a severe downturn", Markit economist Philip Leake said in a statement.
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The grand order of intellectual property has been reset; the denizens of the world lived through the grand upheaval, and now they are even more settled in their lives.
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Fighting over land use between semi-nomadic cattle herders and more settled communities, claims hundreds of lives a year in the middle belt and in the north of Nigeria.
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But with 12 days left until opening day, the Yankees are no more settled on their fourth and fifth starters than they were when they gathered five weeks ago.
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The present immigration crisis has similar undertones, although the new arrivals are often from much farther away, causing consternation among more settled citizens over the "otherness" of their new neighbors.
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Chile are marginally the favorites with a more settled team and few changes since they won the title for the first time when they hosted the tournament a year ago.
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Gilman is one of those thinkers whose thoughts are more appealing in their original mixed-up, spontaneous forms than in the more settled forms in which they appear in books.
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The second trailer for the first film, by contrast, was far more settled and effective, and it turned out to be much more in line with the film fans saw.
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Now that I'm more settled (going on nearly four years in the same place!), I can take my time to select new pieces as furniture wears out or my tastes change.
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"For me, I feel much more settled and confident than ever, and I think it's because of both things — working on this show and marriage, in a way," shared Brie, 34.
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The handling is better, the power unit delivering and the team more settled after a difficult 2016 during which principal Maurizio Arrivabene played down reports of a "climate of fear" at the factory.
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Season 2 is 10 episodes instead of six, and the longer season is a major boon: The show is more settled into its stories, and everything feels a lot more earned and enmeshed.
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I may not be rich and famous yet but, I am more settled into a full-time job that pays actual money, my mental health is better than it's ever been, and I'm single.
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By the time Mr. Xi rose in the party, Chinese politics had become more settled and tied to procedures, and he has been skilled at creating and remaking rules and institutions to magnify his power.
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"I know this has been a difficult year for you and I am proud that you have rallied to a place where you seem more settled," Rea, the ICU director, wrote in her 2008 review.
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Beckham says the luxurious beauty regime (which costs nearly $2,000 in total), has actually gotten less complicated as she's gotten older, thanks to more settled skin and fewer wacky looks from her Spice Girls days.
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The regulations are essentially the same, allowing rivals a chance to close the gap further, and Red Bull and runners-up Ferrari both have a more settled driver line-up after making changes in 2019.
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In the early 1990s, his life appeared more settled after he married businesswoman Jane Harvey and they moved to rural East Sussex, living in a smart house in the village Northiam near the south coast.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In an unusual inversion of center and periphery, nineteenth-century photographs of the American West have attracted far more attention than those taken in the more settled, less majestic East.
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The campaign is holding off on airing new television advertisements, instead focusing on digital ads until the primary calendar is more settled, as many states have put off their contests due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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The diverse cast also heightened an absurdity built into the script: "West Side Story" is explicitly about a group of more settled immigrants, who believe themselves to be natives, battling a group of more recent ones.
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For years, the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani and more settled farming communities have clashed over land use as lower rainfall, advancing desertification and overgrazing drive the herdsmen toward more fertile land in the south of Nigeria.
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What's more settled is that the 2020 primary contest will feature attempts, both by the candidates and their supporters, to take advantage of the current leadership vacuum and define the future of Democratic politics on their preferred terms.
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Clashes over land use between the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani people and more settled communities that practice a mix of farming and cattle rearing, claim hundreds of lives each year, but have increased in frequency in recent months.
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Later, contradictory, intimately serene scenes, like Fabre's "Study of Antique Chair Covered with Drapery" (1796), inspired by the art of classical antiquity, communicate more settled hopes for the new French Republic that grew out of giddy political-social upheaval.
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Messenger planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune, creating confusion in your social life, but things feel more settled when the moon enters fellow earth sign Capricorn, inspiring you to explore new opportunities, especially as it connects with risk-taking Uranus.
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Robin Niblett, the director of Chatham House, a research institute in London, cautioned that populist views have been growing for many years, not just in southern Europe but in "more settled northern Europe," like Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands.
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Anyone who's watched past episodes will recognize the new season's tone and preoccupations, but the characters have evolved — not just thanks to new actors, but also as the real-life monarchs they're portraying become more settled in their roles.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing this week, currency markets have become more settled, as traders say they do not expect the dispute to cause a global shock, at least for now.
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The full-backs – a youthful and very promising Charlie Taylor to the left and on the other side the recently signed Luke Ayling – have also shown consistency and capability in a much more settled Leeds side than in recent seasons.
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And because the events at Nataruk occurred during a window of time when the balance between mobile and more settled ways of life were starting to shift, "we have to treat the evidence from the site with caution," she says.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing this week, currency markets have become more settled, with traders saying they do not expect the dispute to cause a global shock, at least for now.
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T.J. Hafer's preview over on IGN also makes it sound like there could be some really interesting gameplay around tribal cultures, emphasizing their flexibility and adaptability as well as the ways they can threaten and prey upon their more settled neighbors.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski's recent votes against repeal of the Affordable Care Act in Congress also reinforced the perception that people here are go-it-alone independent thinkers, shaped by their far remove from the more settled, politically divided lower 48.
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But those things made me stronger, and in many ways, I'm grateful to have this experience of Younger at age 40 because I feel so much more settled and confident in my life, and I can sort of handle it in a more graceful way.
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By contrast, a more pragmatic dynamic is emerging for Democrats who are more settled in office and who need the cooperation, or at least not the opposition, of the administration as they advocate for high-profile projects or against massive cuts in federal aid.
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The poll found that potential voters for right-wing candidates - Le Pen and conservative Francois Fillon - were more settled in their choices than potential voters for Macron and the leading left-wing candidates, Benoit Hamon of the ruling Socialist Party and far-left firebrand Jean-Luc Melenchon.
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"We've not been asked about [it] much, but Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE … settled a sexual harassment suit," Rep.
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"I'm doing this meeting at Commerce next week, and I'm telling my client, 'You should expect nothing out of this meeting except making a friend who may be able to help you navigate the Commerce Department as he gets more settled,' " the first Republican lobbyist said.
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Her successor, Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, settled the lawsuit months later.
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