Sentence examples for come to sitting from inspiring English sources

Sitting halfway up the steep Arthur Ashe Stadium, they watched the day's matches at the United States Open late last week and came to the conclusion many others have come to: sitting through men's tennis can be about as enjoyable as a case of the mumps.

When it comes to sitting for interviews Mitt Romney is not usually a willing and eager subject.

But even if some tight seats are getting looser, money still talks when it comes to sitting down.

That lesson is a simple one: When it comes to enforcing the law, as the attorney general does; when it comes to sitting on the highest court of this land, moderation is indeed a virtue.

"When it comes to sitting down, putting a hand on someone and talking face to face, soul to soul, that requires a special kind of person and that requires them to be available round the clock," he told the BBC.

Whether it's nature or nurture there is little doubt that little girls are more likely to oblige when it comes to sitting quietly, practising their numbers and letters.

The solution?

When it comes to sitting on the couch and watching the game from home though, I don't doubt that technology like NextVR's will bring viewers closer to their favorite teams than ever.

Think about how patient you are when it comes to sitting in a car for a while on a hot day.

I know this may sound like warmed-over existentialism, but this is the conclusion I've come to after sitting watching doc after doc, in an effort to write a non-academic, fan's-notes book about the form.

9. Jobs do not come to people sitting behind a computer screen simply filling out forms.