Sentence examples for being sat in a from inspiring English sources
I shall long recall the sensation of being sat in a wheelchair and blindfolded while a Belgian seductress spoke sweet somethings into my ear — that troupe, Ontroerend Goed, are sort of the festival stars.
"I seem to remember being sat in a similar position to this last season, and there was one or two that were doing a fair bit of smiling and maybe pointing in our direction.
And being sat in a ward full of guys who'd had tracheotomies or emphysema and you're just sitting there thinking "Ohmigod, what is going on?" There was a guy my age on a ventilator machine reading a Maeve Binchy novel - the Maeve Binchy was the final straw!
Clearly nobody, neither the contestants nor the crew, could keep a straight face while claiming their prize (being sat in a broom cupboard at Amstrad HQ playing Angry Birds, wearing a name tag saying ALAN'S SECOND IN COMMAND INTERNATIONAL HEAD OF EVERYTHING) was actually much cop.
One remarked: "It's unique… it was so huge… you remember that feeling, being sat in a theatre as a kid?
There's just something about being sat in a bedroom, confined to a bedroom even, by elements beyond our control that gets me all gooey and soppy.
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.
I'm sat in a car going to a village some three hours away.
