But not until he'd settled the question of the woman.

But the company would like further study, to settle the question, he said.

Studies that may settle the question are, however, under way.

It was enough to settle the question of what he wanted to do in life.

A new report in Science appears to have settled the question.

He had not even now, as will appear later, finally settled the question.

So, having settled the question, he came home again, and every one said the trip had done him a world of good.

The social science, four thousand years of human history and common sense have long settled the question.

And the meetings we had to try to settle the question!

First and most important was to settle the question of debt.

But they agreed it would take months to settle the question in court.

When the ring was found, however, it settled the question.

Having so far settled the question to his own entire satisfaction, he looked up at me again.

Perhaps later, in the spring, after nature had settled the question of decay.

"Physics on its own will not settle the question of why there is something rather than nothing."

"It's almost certainly a waste of time, but we might as well settle the question right now."

The first church business meeting did not settle the question of Frank's remaining.

The union has proposed a scientific study to settle the question.

The Vatican, he added, might have to settle the question.

"Probably that observatory was built to finally settle the question."

That will settle the question with no two ways about it."

No one has yet settled the question of whether to remove it from the book, which would certainly increase its commercial value.

"Guess that settles the question of what we'll be doing next weekend."

By taking the stand, he voluntarily settled the question of his criminal record.

Tonight's championship game should settle the question of which college basketball team is best.