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settle on

VERB
  1. become fixed (on)
    Her eyes fixated on a point on the horizon

How To Use settle on In A Sentence

  • So my advice is, settle on a style that works for you doing online research at Zappos, 6pm, and shoes.com might help, then look for the best quality you can afford; don't be too proud to look in the "markdown" stores. A Word on Shopping
  • CT guided needle biopsy settle on qualitative diagnosis.
  • It is also suggested that the reef may be a source of pelagic larvae of sessile organisms that may settle on mangrove roots for greater diversity.
  • SO you have bought the surround sounds amp & speakers. the speaker stands and all the wires. you have bought the best sound you can afford … … … … then settle on an inferior picture because of the size of tv, you say that you have limited floor space so what are you doing with it NOW, are you displaying some rare and ancient artefact, is your new stand taken up that same space you needed so much or do you just have more floor to clean. Mitsubishi’s New LaserVue TVs: First Impressions - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
  • Swiss chalets have steeply slanting roofs, so that snow does not settle on them.
  • You will be painting your woodwork and trim last, but you need to prep it before beginning to paint, or else the debris from prepping will settle on the new paint.
  • Tuesday should settle once and for all one of the dirtiest political battles of all time. The Sun
  • Fear of discovery or identification causes some offenders to settle only for passive validation. Christianity Today
  • Suddenly the realization hits Jake like a ton of bricks - his old nemesis is back to settle one final score.
  • When they settle on the water they feed on zooplankton. Times, Sunday Times
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