Sentence examples for be sat in a from inspiring English sources

The single sciences were designed to be sat in a modular way, with nine exams across two years.

You'd come off stage and he'd do interviews as Ziggy – you'd be sat in a taxi with this alien.

Just getting into them is hard work, and your reward is to be sat in a cramped space next to a window you can't open.

Ideally, while listening to this, you should be sat in a 1940s cinema, waiting for the attendant to come round with ice creams.

To be sat in a small demo room hidden away from the hurly burly of the E3 show floor, playing – actually playing – The Last Guardian, seems almost unreal.

Basically, if you put it on it will catch the attention of the entire room: many people will be trying to pour water over the laptop and some will be sat in a state of bliss.

There would be little disruption to timetables because both tests could be sat in an afternoon.

They are sat in a row, as illustrated above.

In another he is sat in a large wooden chair playing a piano.

I'm sat in a library working on an essay about 16th-century Spanish maritime policy.

Our man is sat in a bar (the Lennox Lounge in Harlem) scribbling down ideas.