Sentence examples for be a seat from inspiring English sources

As in Europe, the chair with arms was thought to be a seat of honour.

By 10 or so, the crowds may thin a bit and there might be a seat at the bar.

I was massively hoping there would be a seat on the train, but again I need to stand.

In 1899, the Seats for Shop Assistants Act ensured that there be a seat available behind every shop counter.

The platform was neither high enough to be a table nor low enough to be a seat.

Shouldn't there be a seat aboard Air Force One, up forward somewhere, for a type like this?

There did not appear to be a seating chart.

Norah O'Donnell of "CBS This Morning" told Stephen Colbert that it would be "a seat-of-the-pants convention" and largely unscripted.

"Unexpectedly there was a seat," wrote one user.

"It's a seat, and it will take my weight".

As Steven A. Morrison, a professor of economics at Northeastern University, observed, "People say a seat is a seat".