Sentence examples for cold sat from inspiring English sources

One morning last week, as buses inched up Madison Avenue through the Christmas crush and motorists negotiated a new impasse on the Gowanus Expressway, Gridlock Sam, felled by a cold, sat in his living room in Brooklyn.

Consider Daniel Dancer, an economically minded farmer who, put off by the cost of lighting a fire to heat a gift of trout, and equally unready to suffer toothache from eating the fish cold, sat on it until it was warm enough to consume.

If they are cold, sit them on the bed or sofa and wrap them in blankets, put something on TV and make them a warm drink.

I went with them once, my teeth chattering in the cold, and sat with my sister by the old cherry tree, watching pink light wash through the trees.

Just 90 seconds in, the customary feeling-out period was cut painfully short by a Pacquiao right-left combination that caught Márquez cold and sat him down on the seat of his white shorts.

But while store managers had to scour the state to find enough juice, water and iced tea to cool the crowds, the cold soda sat in the trucks untouched.

And at one point he asks, "How many children of the cold war sat on the floor next to their record players, listening to Joan Baez murmur of fate, helplessness and death, thinking, Yeah -- they're all my trials, too?" I am unable to respond to that, either theoretically or methodologically.

He plowed through his PowerPoint presentation as the cold batter sat and the pressure mounted.

When Kai is sick with a cold, he sits at home and makes YouTube videos.

When I am sick with a cold, I sit at home flipping through magazines and not really wanting to be seen by anyone.

But what are people going to do... when it's too cold to sit outside, and all these shortages really matter, because...there are no jobs and no money?