Sentence examples for literally sitting from inspiring English sources

The situation where diagonal opponents sit at the same time is known as a "sitzkrieg" (literally "sitting war" in German, and a pun on "blitzkrieg").

"You're literally sitting your drink on Spectrum ice," Richman said.

She said: "We are literally sitting on a gold mine".

Well, it's actually a shoebox, not a skeleton — but it is literally sitting in a closet.

"They are literally sitting laughing at us because we're having this discussion.

At one point, Miami's Mario Chalmers rebounded his own miss while literally sitting in the lane.

I stopped sitting on it and now you can buy it and literally sit on it.

If your answer is "By literally just sitting there", royal-watchers are here to put you straight, via this previously aired list show.

In the 1600s Japanese sake shops began serving customers skewers and other light bites – becoming known as izakayas – literally meaning "sitting in a sake shop".

Japanese: NOMBE The word literally means "sitting in a sake shop" in Japanese.

Chelleneshin is a compound word in Persian consisting of the words Chelleh; which describes a period of forty days; and Neshin, which literally means sitting.