Sentence examples for badly seated from inspiring English sources

"For tourists, this is better than a cafe, where you're often uncomfortable, badly seated, and unable to rest," said Mr. Chanhsavang.

There were uneven gaps between the trim in the cockpit of our test Focus for example, the cutout for the electric window switches on the driver's side was badly seated and askew and the seats, though comfortable, were swathed in a cheap-feeling, velour-like fabric.

The party lost every single seat it contested in Manchester and suffered particularly badly in seats where it was fighting Labour in the North.

In marginal seats, Labour is likely to do slightly better (or perhaps, less badly) in seats where they have managed to hold on to a well-regarded MP or have dumped a tainted one (Stephen Byers).

It represents a seated figure with prominent male genitals and is badly damaged, with the head and shoulders missing.

The pickup was so badly damaged that troopers could not tell where the victims had been seated, Lieutenant Hansen said.

It was badly damaged and was broken into several pieces, and the majority of a sculpture depicting a seated person was chipped away.

A small seated figure is carved onto each of the sides of this stela along with a badly eroded hieroglyphic inscription.

At midnight Sunday, with most seats decided, the forum had won 165 seats; the Free Democrats trailed badly with 92 seats.

The Observer is campaigning to highlight the problem of badly fitted car seats and encourage retailers and parents to ensure they are using seats properly.

Daley's comments could play badly in marginal seats like East Hills, which has a large Asian population, a must-win seat for Labor.