Sentence examples for keeping seated from inspiring English sources

But R. Steven Krohn, president of the museum's board, said in a statement that keeping "Seated Woman With Red Hat" just did not make sense: "Now that we have a full understanding of the requirements and additional expenses to display, secure, preserve and insure the piece, it is clear those additional costs would place a prohibitive financial burden on the museum".

During the delay a surprisingly large number of listeners stayed put, raising umbrellas over picnic dinners on the Astroturf and keeping seats dry in the bleachers.

Democrats argued that they were justified in going to such extraordinary lengths, in part because the Republicans had not given many of President Bill Clinton's judicial choices a hearing, effectively keeping seats vacant until a Republican was in the White House.

Indeed, there are more attorneys keeping seats warm in the three branches of the federal government than any other profession.

Queens County -- Assembly District 24>: David Weprin held the seat for the Democrats, keeping the seat in the Weprin family by fending off Robert Friedrich, a registered Democrat running as a Republican.

Keeping one seat open or ensuring a seat is filled with a child mitigates that risk".

But here Mr. Aimard eviscerated the little joke by keeping the players seated onstage rather than letting them leave individually, the way Haydn is said to have done.

Most taxis value keeping their seats clean over keeping their customers safe, so they cover the back seat and thus block the use of seat belts.There has been some improvement.

The seat will be released and the subject instructed to begin cycling while keeping the seat within the desired cyclocentric zone.

Out in Michigan, the word is that Mr. Dingell will someday relinquish his Congressional seat so that his son Christopher, a lawyer, engineer and state senator, can have it, keeping the seat in the family for a third generation.

I prefer a window seat so that I can smash my head up against it and stare out, hopefully keeping my seat mate from speaking to me.