Sentence examples for form of seated from inspiring English sources

Expressing himself solely through gestures, his method of communicating was a form of seated, silent dance.

Chairs became slightly more common, though even in Elizabeth's own palaces, stools were the usual form of seating.

While many Americans raised in the 20th century still think of benches as the conventional form of seating, people who grew up in the bucket-seat era may find them oddly archaic.

Furniture of this kind provided the cheapest and most comfortable form of seating, though the material of which it was made has rendered it ephemeral, and knowledge of its early history can only be deduced from illustrations and literary references.

Paneled benches were used by the Romans, and they were the most common form of seating in medieval halls at a time when a chair was a rare luxury reserved for those of high status.

Joint stools (small rectangular stools with four turned legs joined with stretchers) were the commonest form of seating, but Brewster and Carver chairs also came into use, the most popular chairs being simplified versions of English turned chairs.

But Volkswagen also has its own problem with a money-bleeding subsidiary in the form of Seat, a brand made mostly in Spain that has struggled with losses for years.

If the student has a hard time sitting in a regular chair, ask the school's disability services for an exercise ball, seat wedge, or other form of seating.

A small incense burner in the form of a seated, Buddha-like figure -- whose widely grinning mouth is lined with tiny teeth made of red stoneware -- is a strange example of what was then called red porcelain.

It's the latest in a series of collaborations with musicians where the setup takes the form of a seated auditorium with screen-based realtime HD visuals that interpret the music.

At one point they form a neat pile of seated bodies on their mother's lap, a warped inversion of the image of emerging womanhood in the great early modernist ballet Les Noces.