Sentence examples for able to sit where from inspiring English sources

A report obtained by The New York Times indicated the reason was numerous testing violations, including seats being too close together, students being able to sit where they wanted and proctors leaving exam booklets unattended in classrooms before students entered.

Our colleague Jenny Anderson writes: A report obtained by The New York Times indicated the reason was numerous testing violations, including seats being too close together, students being able to sit where they wanted and proctors leaving exam booklets unattended in classrooms before students entered.

Part of the experience's enjoyment stems from being able to sit in bar where vintage football helmets hang from the ceiling and business cards paper the walls, savouring a drink that would be considered fancy in any other city.

If you are able to, sit in an area where the more vocal support sit (ie. The Kop at Anfield) as this is where your chants are most likely to be picked up and sung by the whole stadium.

Often we are met with the evil eye by the server or host at having to accommodate a suddenly larger party, or we are not able to sit down and eat where we originally planned because of our size.

OW: What I hope is that they will be able to sit at the table where the future of the world is decided.

She is one of those fortunate enough to be able to sit down on a shopfloor where staff usually stand.

Visitors to Down House, the great scientist's home in Kent, will now be able to sit in the great bedroom where Darwin once monitored the research that helped him to develop his theory of natural selection.

But at least when that time comes you will be able to sit back momentarily, think about where you started and have the satisfaction that you did it and you are a success.

The breakthrough for both Gabe and Wake Up to Politics came in the most recent presidential campaign, when Gabe was able to get press credentials for two of the primary debates held in Des Moines — the Democratic one in November 2015 and the Republican one in January 2016 — and where he was able to sit with reporters and meet some he had admired from afar.

For a change of pace I retreated to Club Dada, where I was able to sit at a table and listen to a sweet-voiced singer named Courtney Fairchild whose torch songs were a lovely antidote to the blasting rock music at nearby clubs.