The Fine-Comfort Ride is designed to be flexible in its seat configuration, so that it can use used maximally by just one occupant, or rather as a meeting or communication and collaboration room for a group.
Björk had written a song, "Solstice," about planetary orbits ("The Earth, like the heart, slopes in its seat / And, like that, it travels along an elliptical path").
It derives liveliness from the people in its seats (some dressed in foppish Edwardian period costumes, as if just out of hansom cabs to eat at the Ritz) and from the servers and the food they place on the tables.
The audience shifts in its seats.
The public now seems to be sitting back in its seats and saying "Amaze me".
A small fraction of the announced crowd of 78,807 in the 82,500-seat stadium was in its seats for the first game.
But Mr. Hilbert's cooking doesn't jump up and down in its seat in the front row waving its hand wildly.
There's one bit where the whole cinema rocked back in its seats and went "aaargh" together".
His audience this Monday morning, a Who's Who of Wall Street heavy-hitters, with untold billions to command, shifts in its seats.
