Sentence examples similar to conceived seating from inspiring English sources

"It was about challenging what people conceive a seat to be," he said.

She also wanted a comfortable place to read and a well-conceived seating arrangement for the living room.

This unachieved monument was the framework out of which he created independent sculptural figures and groups, among them his famous The Thinker, originally conceived as a seated portait of Dante for the upper part of the door.

Paper local college bulletin boards with copies of the epochal 2008 Vermont Free Sperm Collective study finding that babies conceived in the back seats of Priuses have I.Q.s thirty points higher than those conceived in the back seats of conventional gasoline-powered cars, as recently seen on "Maury".

He has said: "I conceived it by the seat of my pants, in a state of abject panic every morning".

Lix's propagation problem — in the book's opening chapter, his sixth child is accidentally conceived on the front seat of a car — is the kind of premise that might have fuelled an amusing magic-realist novel.

Because the arches were conceived as rooms, and had seats, out of the sun, "where weariness may be lounged off," as The New York Times put it in 1869.

A host of preparatory figure studies by other artists in the show include a similarly conceived 1604 study of a seated elderly man by Domenico Zampieri, known as Domenichino.

London 2012 organisers are facing a backlash from prospective parents who have learned they will need tickets for their newborn babies – even if they were not conceived when the highly prized seats were bought.

Instead, each zone is conceived as its own microenvironment, like the passenger seats of a luxury car.

Maureen Tucker had a front row seat to punk rock history being conceived before her very eyes.