Sentence examples for college sitting from inspiring English sources

As in a scene from a weird dream, you might spy a friend from college sitting at the bar with Mandy Moore.

Richeal ate meals at the Sandusky home in State College, sitting in the dining room at a big picnic table with pews for seats.

The first time I did my parlour trick I was in college, sitting in the attic bedroom of a friend, smoking from a filthy bong.

A few college kids sitting on the carpet big-upped him.

College girls sitting opposite one another, one anonymous inside her hoodie, the other, feet up on the pole, exhibiting her knee-high boots, both furiously texting.

"For these women," he said, "recently graduated from college and sitting in grim corporate America, Cute puts them in touch with their nonwork selves.

Walking around college or sitting up straight in classes produced muscle cramps, and I became too exhausted to remember my physiotherapy routine.

"ARE we going to see a new Pakistan?" The question is posed to college students sitting cross-legged on cushions at the Café Bol here — and elsewhere across the country on the eve of Saturday's general elections.

The sit-in movement, though, had an almost romantic appeal — polite, well-dressed black college students sitting peacefully at a lunch counter while hooligans harassed or even attacked them.

While Mrs. Tse said she felt connected to Mrs. Clinton, two recent college graduates sitting nearby, Andrew R. Seal and Matthew botherg-JofNew Havenh of New Haven, said they felt inspired by Mr. Obama's campaign.

"Years ago, you didn't see what looked like people of college age sitting and waiting to talk to a crisis worker because they are homeless on the street," said Andrae Bailey, the executive director of the Community Food and Outreach Center, one of the largest charitable organizations in Florida.