Sentence examples for entry sitting from inspiring English sources
"It was just a paper entry sitting on your balance sheet," said Rex S. Schuette, chief financial officer of United Community Banks, which wrote down $70 million of good will in the first quarter.
The first floor of the mansion has the front entry, sitting area, family room, parlor, kitchen, sunroom, dining room, hallway and powder room.
My parents went to bed and I went on a blogging spree, funneling my despair into a LiveJournal entry, sitting cross-legged in a bathrobe on my bed with my laptop plugged into the wall.
"I thought anyone would be better than Hillary," said Ms. Lehman, 56, a retired data entry operator sitting in front of a faded brownstone in downtown Troy.
Features: Hardwood floors; detailed molding; hand-carved walls and staircase; grand entry with sitting room; dining room with leaded and stained-glass windows; library; hidden bar room with separate entrance; French-inspired ballroom; eat-in kitchen; music/recreation room; swimming pool; formal landscaping.
I came up with the theme entries by sitting and watching the movie with pen and paper in my lap and taking notes.
During the past 4 weeks, only symptomatic travelers at ports of entry and passengers sitting within a short distance (<2 m) to a person with a suspected or confirmed case were quarantined.
24 months: Toddler is capable of getting back to the side of the pool from a sitting entry with our Parent & Me class experiences.
Six weren't enough for Fear the Kitten, the 21st entry, so he is sitting on an also-eligible list and will only run if another entrant scratches by Saturday morning.
At Public School 69 in the Dyker Heights section of Brooklyn, designed by Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates and set to open next January, each classroom will have its own small entry niche with a sitting area, display case and bulletin board wall covering.
Thousands of vehicles are driven off with little fuss simply because the keys are left in the ignition or the keyless entry key fob is sitting in a cup holder while parked in an owner's driveway or at the convenience store.
