Sentence examples for likes to sit problems from inspiring English sources

Polls have for some time now showed her to be more popular than her party; that cautious, sensible, pragmatic style – her biographer, Gerd Langguth, has said she likes to "sit problems out", and rather than entertain grand ideas of a "historical mission" or "social vision" seeks "to solve today's problems, in a way that ensures she stays in power" – clearly resonates.

You have a bigger problem if your cat likes to sit a few inches away from your plate and swipe food off your plate as you eat.

You have a problem if your cat likes to sit down on your table as if he's the guest of honor when you're trying to enjoy a nice meal by yourself or with your family.

The 62-year-old Van Gaal insists the problem is made worse because he likes to sit during games.

He likes to sit next to me while I write.

She likes to sit out there.

No one likes to sit there bored.

Put potted plants where your cat likes to sit so the cat knows it is too crowded to sit there.

I'd like to sit with him in a pub.

I don't like to sit in fancy chairs.

"And I don't like to sit outside.