Sentence examples for how it sits from inspiring English sources

And yet, how it sits in its surrounding landscape has been astonishingly ill-conceived.

The house was turned from its original position facing the ocean to how it sits now, facing Main Street; the original leaded-glass casement windows were replaced with double-hung windows; and lean-to buildings were incorporated into the structure.

They want to try this out to see how it sits with people.

I also can't help wondering how it sits with Martin Scorsese that his latest, "Shutter Island," is opening February 19th.

His hair, thus released into the atmosphere, is remarkable in how it sits, or more accurately jumps around, on his head.

I thought of a family relic — a Civil War bullet from Shiloh embedded in an initialed hunk of sycamore, cut from the battlefield — and how it sits dusted in a cabinet at my aunt's house.

"It was less about the shape of the text or the form of how it sat together, and more about a really robust investigation of what happened when you got up and tried it out".

"We decided the single most dominant trait of Generation Connected would be how it sat on the city fabric.

Given the constraint that our news headlines have to be between 31 and 33 characters long, I thought "Pause in Arctic's melting trend" was a pretty decent effort, encapsulating both the immediate finding and how it sat in the longer-term picture.

I gauged his reaction and felt how it sat on my tongue.

Retailers might not have liked how high it sits above the sidewalk.