Sentence examples for common seating from inspiring English sources

Passing almost unchanged from antiquity into medieval use, the stool remained the common seating form.

The common seating area is admittedly food court-esque, but is helped out by black and white photos of Grand Central in the old days, and miraculous working water fountains.

Yet now that the idea of a common seat for the European Union is receding, he is more insistent on one for Germany.

As it is frequently with the obturator, so it ought to be sometimes, with respect to the other nerves of the hip-joint; but the frequency of this knee-pain, whether within the knee-joint or on its inner side, indicates that the ligamentum teres is the most common seat of early disease.

Labour also held on to 209 of its Commons seats.

Strike too soon for a Commons seat, and it could be difficult to shed the "opportunistic" tag.

This helped to provide the narrow majority of Commons seats that enabled Harold Wilson to become prime minister.

Standing against them for the Commons seat is Law's friend and agent, Dai Davies, and for the Welsh assembly seat, his widow, Trish Law.

Without a Commons seat, he remained an enigma to his colleagues, outside the mainstream and, for some, a figure not to be trusted.

Then he would be free to seek a Commons seat at the 1964 general election and, if successful, a cabinet post as head of a major department.

Tory defector Mark Reckless is on course to win back his Commons seat in a stunning victory for Ukip, according to an opinion poll.