Sentence examples for it meant sitting from inspiring English sources
Van Gundy said he would not consider playing four players off the bench regularly, even if it meant sitting Harrington.
But it meant sitting out the cha-cha lessons offered by Roman and Svetlana -- she shimmering in tight, tiger-striped capris in the Spinnaker Lounge.
Getting to the airport on the outskirts of town used to be a simple proposition — catch a taxi, even if it meant sitting in traffic.
(Another airport employee's recollection that pilots were under orders not to disturb Oprah unless she'd slept eight hours, even if it meant sitting on the runway, is undermined by Kelley's assertion, two hundred pages earlier, that Oprah "slept only four or five hours a night").
"But I guess you do have a higher degree of certainty, at least short term, because in the old days you tried to take off, even if it meant sitting four or five hours on the airplane and getting de-iced three times, and running out of gas once, before you finally had to give up anyway," Mr. Hedlund said.
It meant sitting at the kitchen table with a roll of paper towel and a bottle of noxious silver cleaner, meticulously polishing each fork and spoon, trying to work the polish into each crevice without first passing out from the fumes.
For some people, "work clothes" means a smart Zara suit; for others (me) it means sitting about all day at home in one's bathrobe (at most).
"It means sitting under a tree for days and days and days – people talking, yelling, fighting – until sense prevails," says Daballen.
Fun, as young people are reared to understand it, means sitting around with relatives, drinking black coffee and telling white lies.
For Mr. Brancatelli, avoiding a middle seat is the ultimate objective, he said, even if it means sitting far in the back.
