Sentence examples for been to sit from inspiring English sources
The easy thing would have been to sit on the opposition benches throwing rocks at the Government as it tried to get control of the public finances.
"The easy thing would have been to sit on the opposition benches throwing rocks at the government as it tried to get control of the public finances.
"The easiest thing for him would have been to sit on the bench at Chelsea but I think he's shown tremendous bravery to say, 'I want to come out and play and show everybody the quality I have'".
The straightforward thing to do, she acknowledged, would have been to sit down with her nanny and ask her if she would be willing to take on new responsibilities, like feeding the puppy and walking it.
Mangini said the plan had been to sit Coles and Eric Smith, who also sustained a concussion against the Raiders and who also played Sunday, if they showed the slightest reason for concern.
For Uruguay he might even be described as a box-to-box centre forward - and he needs to work back in order to link the side because Uruguay's method of play over the last few months has been to sit deep, with the defence and the midfield close together.
The plan was to sit behind anyway.
Binford's job was to sit and watch.
To write is to sit in judgment on oneself".
The smartest move may be to sit tight.
"What's important is to sit down and visit.
