Sentence examples for bad sat from inspiring English sources
Bad Sat us down for regular "feelings audit".
A bad SAT score won't keep you out of college on its own.
J.-P. — light-skinned, ripped jeans, bad teeth — sat in back.
Too bad it sat atop a "kimchee soup" bereft of the namesake's funk.
Though her "pronunciation was faulty," she recalled, once she began to recite it to her native-born classmates, she found release from her former graceless self so that "even the bad boys sat in attitudes of attention, hypnotized by the solemnity of [her] demeanor".
You can always act innocent after and say the news was so bad you sat down and took the first coffee you could find.
Heck, it's in GOP Orange County, right next to San Clemente, where once-upon-a-bad time sat the Western White House.
Out front, or inside in bad weather, sits Shotgun, and whoever else is around.
"The longer bad legislation sits on the books, the longer information is being collected.
The ill-fated Marek, the carrier of the bad news, sits down next to Ida to tell her about her aunt's Stalinist crimes.
Too bad it sits on a cramped corner lot; it really needs a sweep of lawn, or maybe an Alp or two.
