Sentence examples for door sitting from inspiring English sources

My desk was an old door sitting on crates, and on the first day I had to build my desk chair.

Mr. Kennedy, looking at the camera with an expression that is both weary and sad, is seen through an open door, sitting at a table.

There were women everywhere, women my age and older, leaning into the bar with their earrings swaying, lined up at the door, sitting at tables, legs crossed, feet tapping rhythmically to the canned music.

I'd counted the days until my sisters' arrival, so why wasn't I next door, sitting with Hugh in our perfect-couple sixteenth-century kitchen, with its stone floor and crackling fire?

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Before I joined my first board, I had, like many do, a picture in my head of a kind of King Arthur and the Round Table gathering: wise people assembled behind a closed door, sitting around a table, thinking well-intentioned chivalrous thoughts, having deep discussions about the present and future of organizations, and speaking in a special "thee" and "thou" language.

Others were bolder: opening and shutting doors, sitting behind the wheel, checking the storage capacity.

"I want them greeting people in the lobby and aisles, coming in from the exit doors, sitting on the stairways and throughout the audience".

Fourteen years after buying the three-story house, his renovation still isn't complete: the master bathroom hasn't been updated, there are stacks of abandoned doors sitting in the mudroom downstairs, and so many other unfinished projects that he has refused requests to include his house on tours.

So it's no surprise to find Feinberg, now 49, putting aside stacks of paperwork and walking the corridors of his hospitals two hours every day, knocking on doors, sitting at bedsides, asking what more his staff can do.

"The sparks were flying again, and he was very solicitous, holding the door, and sitting next to me," she said.