Sentence examples for end sat from inspiring English sources

At the other end sat a winsome, child-sized fibreglass animal: the whole contraption was motorised.

At the other end sat Mr. James, stock-still and seemingly untroubled.

On the other end sat Bill Dennison, the man Gilbert Murray had succeeded as head of the California Forestry Association.

At the opposite end sat Chris Duhon, the new floor leader, who is being asked to bring order to the often-chaotic Knicks universe.

I had been looking about the familiar Stadium surround in valedictory fashion — the motel-landscape bullpens, the UTZ Potato Chip sign over in right — but from here to the end sat transfixed by the cascade of events, scarcely able to draw a full breath.

Battle-hardened veterans of Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Okinawa were initially skeptical, Sanders said, but, in the end, "sat there and they cried and they just really found that all Japanese weren't bad that night". "People felt good and walked out, talking, arms around each other," he said.

At it's southern end sits the small port of Monkey Bay.

At the east end sits the library, labeled cardboard boxes brimming with donated books: nonfiction, fiction, poetry, legal.

At the road's end sits a Soviet-era research station that, like the Tuyuksu itself, has seen better days.

At its far end sits a single magnetic object, a ceramic jar meant to hold water for tea.

At its western end sits the Grand Hotel (0800 005 2244; grandtorquay.co.uk), where she spent her wedding night with first husband Archie Christie on Christmas Eve 1914.