Sentence examples for live sitting from inspiring English sources
"I'd rather die travelling to Australia than live sitting around at home wondering 'what if?'", Mr Thomas said.
BEYONCÉ KNOWLES was live, sitting on a red velvet couch as the video screens showed a retrospective of Ms. Blige's career.
As the bus crosses the Willis Avenue Bridge and winds its way through the South Bronx, three narrators — two recorded and one live, sitting in the front — provide poetic commentary and factual context for the sights you see through the windows, making the complex history of a rarely celebrated neighborhood take root in your heart and mind.
"When I was a young kid in third grade, I remember my dad coming up the stairs in my grandpop's house where we were living, sitting on the end of my bed, and saying, 'Joey, I'm going to have to leave for a while.
The charm of Berman's early-morning indiscretion was that it conceded the point that there was something absurd and even a wee bit pathetic about earning a living sitting in an empty room at that hour in Bristol, Conn., reading scores into a lens, not to mention sitting alone in some other room in some other town ingesting them.
Most new cars seem to spend the first months of their lives sitting on such lots, exposed to the elements.
#JeSuisCharlie A tragic day for the freedom of speech #jesuischarlie pic.twitter.com/ZkIOXpHeSq For those of us who have spent our lives sitting in newsrooms, this feels so personal.
They've known each other for decades and have spent much of their lives sitting in rooms not agreeing with other very smart people.
"I was guided by the thought," says Heatherwick, "that millions of Londoners will spend thousands of hours of their lives sitting in a bus.
Or maybe they are unreconstructed computer types, who spend so much of their young lives sitting in front of a screen that they are not fully socialized.
As always, Holofcener achieves an extremely likable balance between light and shade, the sadness in her characters' lives sitting happily alongside the laughter.
