settle in

This is why good schools often demand that parents stay with their children until they can fully settle in.

He just wanted to spend his first day settling in, putting his stuff down, pardoning January 6ers.

This means that any throw besides this pretty much perfect one will send the ring bouncing away without settling in on the bottle.

And the second is aisle interference; when passengers seated in the back of the plane are stalled by folks in earlier rows stowing their bags and settling in.

Amid the chaos of the rebellion, his mother also died, his landowning family lost their money, and he moved to a boarding school in Guadalajara before settling in Mexico City.

Until about eleven thousand years ago, when our ancestors settled down in the first agricultural communities.