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Meanings of settled a bit in English

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Usage of settled a bit in English
1
After the great hall had settled a bit, Her Majesty regarded Niall.
Heaven and the heather
2
When the blinding dust had settled a bit, the boy trembled at what he saw.
The Alchemist
3
As soon as we get things settled a bit here, we'll go after the shiny beauties.
Bob Hunt in Canada
4
Not until his nerves settled a bit.
The Kill Order
5
When we pull ourselves together and get settled a bit we'll make our plans for the future.
The Auction Block
6
Peter Mink always claimed, afterwards, that the log settled a bit lower, or the rock rose a bit higher.
The Tale of Peter Mink / Sleepy-Time Tales
7
Ten things to take away from the local and European elections now that the dust has settled a bit: 1.
The Irish Times
8
He unlimbered himself; his quills settled a bit; and he advanced toward Muskwa, at the same time resuming his good-natured chuckling.
The Grizzly King: A Romance of the Wild
9
I must think this out, my boy, so must you, and when our minds are settled a bit we can talk again.'
The Pomp of Yesterday
10
She didn't open her eyes, but she breathed in the smell of him, the pine and snow, and her pain settled a bit.
Heir of Fire
11
Things had settled a bit by Friday morning, though shortly after European markets opened it still took over 89p sterling to buy a euro.
The Irish Times
12
'Thank you, Ben, I'll knock his head off myself as soon as we get settled a bit.
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
13
"Haven't settled a bit," said George.
The Roll-Call
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