Sentence examples for chiefly sitting from inspiring English sources
If Scott Thomas used to come across as somewhat aloof, she thinks this had a lot to do with her own ambivalence about her acting, and self-disdain for the narcissism of a career spent chiefly sitting around in trailers, waiting to be told what to do by a director.
Sitting still — just sitting!
The legislature is sitting on nearly 300 bills, all chiefly designed to push through reforms.Mr Kim pins his hopes on getting more than a dozen members of the opposition to defect to his party.
Bareback means riding without saddle or blanket, the rider sitting in the hollow of the horse's back and staying there chiefly by balance.
In 1994 Emin undertook a U.S. tour of performance art for which, sitting in her grandmother's chair, she read from "Exploration of the Soul," a handwritten autobiographical book (subsequently published in 2003) chiefly about her childhood.
Sharp minds up and down Wall Street must be sitting down to work out how to turn the state's new commitments to their advantage.Finance, like any other industry, is chiefly regulated by people taking responsibility for their actions.
BACK when Thoreau was sitting around Walden Pond trying to figure out why some trees seem to spring out of nowhere, he decided that plants went from one place to another "chiefly by the agency of the wind, water and animals".
