Sentence examples for body sits from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lodish's body sits limp in a wheelchair and his tongue lolls; a machine breathes for him through a tracheostomy tube in his throat.

In "Salome" (1932), the proud perpetrator admires the head of John the Baptist as his discarded body sits wanly in a corner.

THE man with the Benjamin Franklin face atop a Pillsbury Doughboy body sits at the edge of a chair in a room at the Ridgefield Public Library and reads other people's poetry.

A woefully misshapen thing of refined earthenware, its surface is lumpy, bumpy, pitted and gouged; its body sits on the squattest of legs and its color is a kitschy gray-green with touches of gold leaf.

The bronze Otterness playground sculpture — a giant figure that is 30 feet wide, 29 feet long and 19 feet high, with slides going down one arm and both legs, and 25 six-inch figures crawling over its body — sits in a new quarter-acre park behind One River Place and Silver Towers, two apartment buildings that occupy the south side of West 42nd Street between 11th and 12th Avenues.

In this system, the car body sits on air springs, which is mounted on a swing bolster (tilting bolster).

The body sat on a G.M. platform.

An incongruous, home-built fiberglass body sat atop the chassis, with large cut-outs to accommodate drag tires.

Part of a body sat stuck to a second-story wall of a building across the street.

The Senior Courts of England and Wales, as a comprehensive body, sit below the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, which is the final court of appeal.

Carrel discovered that, if you remove some cells from the body, sit them in a nutritious broth and handle them correctly, they can not only survive, but thrive and multiply.