Sentence examples for elect to sit from inspiring English sources

Where you elect to sit has no impact on anyone but yourself.

The person who firmly tells me this is one of three Levi's representatives who elect to sit in on the interview - which takes place in the basement of a central London Levi's store - to ensure that their product is regularly plugged.

Those who elect to sit back will simply end up being caught off guard, unable to truly interact with her; and thus will lose probably loose market share let alone witness a disturbed internal corporate environment.

Last month Kazakhstan was for the first time elected to sit on the UN Human Rights Council.

Also, Coach Jurgen Klinsman elected to sit the veteran right back Steve Cherundolo in favor of Michael Parkhurst.

It keeps threatening to man the barricades, then electing to sit behind the barricades, rolling its eyes, instead.

The exchange of energy between herself and the thousands of people who elected to sit still and stare into her eyes was both very ordinary and extraordinary.

Jourdan's campaigns east of the Rhine River (1795 and 1796) were less successful; and, in 1797, he was elected to sit as deputy for Haute-Vienne in the council of Five Hundred.

She should be wrapping the ermine cloak around her at the end of this month as a People's Peer, surprisingly having elected to sit as a cross-bencher, despite being an ardent Labour supporter all her life.

Within a year, Lyle's game had gone off the rails completely, so much so that he elected to sit out the Ryder Cup after being handed a wildcard selection by Tony Jacklin.

Ordinarily, Manuel sticks with the hot player, but this time he elected to sit Francoeur in favor of the young Fernando Martinez, who was called up Saturday along with second baseman Ruben Tejada to inject energy and athleticism to a team in desperate need of a boost.