Sentence examples for generally sitting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, generally sitting around ruminating, people watching and taking it all in is a respected pastime.

In theory, Sarah more than meets the criteria for a depressed television character: she abandons her marriage, then spends the rest of the season smoking too much weed, ignoring her children, and generally sitting around looking like someone has hollowed her soul out with a melon baller.

The 3D printer market is generally sitting in a quasi-limbo state that's progressed beyond proving itself on early adopters willing to shell out serious dollar to live the dream, yet still has a very long way to go — and specifically a lot of squeezing of price-tags and smoothing of processes —  before it can arrive at the joyous nirvana of mass adoption.

But by six months he was generally sitting up on his own, so we bought a potty and every time he gave us the poop face (moms, you know the one I'm talking about) we just put him on the potty.

Companies, apparently waiting for demand to pick up before they resume expansion, are generally sitting on cash rather than using it to hire workers: Relative to their short-term liabilities, corporations are more flush now than they have been in more than 50 years.

Most rattlesnakes are not generally sitting about in the open — if they are in the open, they are moving through it much of the time.

And when you get three Republican nominees sitting together" — circuit-court judges generally sit in panels of three — "they get really conservative.

Back in my salad days at college, this generally involved sitting in a smokey dive bar with mostly strangers passing around notebooks of large format sketchpads taking turns penciling, inking and coloring panels working towards building a complete story one panel at a time.

While you lot were busy with Wimbledon and having sunny drinks outdoors and generally not sitting inside infront of Masterchef in the baking heat last week, Iwan slipped through.

The falls come after a six-year bull (rising) market so those who've been invested for several years will still, generally, be sitting on a profit, albeit a smaller one than a few months ago.

Studies II and III were directed at patients in the low moderate or severe stages of the Alzheimer's disease who were no longer capable of ambulating and spent their time generally inactive, sitting in their wheelchairs.