Sentence examples for had always sat from inspiring English sources

"I was the kid who had always sat last-chair viola," said Mr. Mirkin, whose bow bounced from audition nerves.

As someone who always gets in early, I carried on sitting at the same desk I had always sat in, as did most of my colleagues.

As we were driving home from the hospice in exhausted silence, my oldest son, in the passenger seat where his mom had always sat, turned to me and then to his brothers.

Those worries grew when Rabbi Wilhelm required that the synagogue for the first time put up a mechitzah, a partition separating men and women during services, even though the women had always sat on the left and the men on the right.

There is even the pain of the empty chairs at the firehouses, the ones where those now dead had always sat. "At some point, a new firefighter has to sit in that chair, but what does that evoke?" asked Dr. Terence M. Keane, a professor of psychiatry at Boston University and one of the experts in post-traumatic stress who is advising the Fire Department.

Arriving at the shows Glenda found she was now sitting on the opposite side of the runway (to where she had always sat), because now she was employed by a U.S. publication.

Everybody sits where they've always sat".

Assange's campaign for transparency has always sat oddly with his obsessive need for control.

"Skate culture has always sat somewhere between hip hop and guitar music, drawing influence from both".

Gough's gifts have always sat unsteadily on those unkempt shoulders.

Luckily, poetry has always sat so uneasily within institutions that its readers and practitioners have a conscious bias against them.