Sentence examples for mass sitting from inspiring English sources

You would think so judging from his behaviour during the election campaign two years ago when he would make a point every Sunday of being seen at Mass, sitting on a front row pew.

Imagine a mass sitting on a radially symmetric surface in a gravitational field.

"There is a hot dry air mass sitting down here [in Sao Paulo] like an elephant and nothing can move it," says the eminent scientist, who divides his time between the southern city of Sao Jose dos Campos and the Amazon city of Manaus.

Swan said the rationale is moving beyond the "rocket equation," which involves tossing away 94percentt of a rocket's mass sitting on the launch pad.

Something said in front of a small crowd a few drinks deep in the middle of the night can easily be shared with a sober mass of people sitting upright in their chairs browsing the Internet the next day.

But if the see-saw has people of different masses sitting on it, then the problem is a bit more complicated.

They are lined up in ranks in Hanford's long, earthen pits awaiting a future mass burial, sitting in regimented rows on a Sayda Bay dockside, or floating on the waters of the Sea of Japan, shackled to a pier at the Pavlovks sub base near Vladivostok.

Aspen, Colorado Of its two hills, Snowmass has, fittingly, more snow mass, currently sitting at 69 cm, with 30 of 89 runs and 8 of 17 lifts open, accessing 807 of its 3366 acres.

These descriptors will be compared between the treatment group and the control group at T0. Maturity offset will be determined with gender-specific equations including chronological age, height, body mass, and sitting height [ 31].

At a mass grave, sitting on the grounds of a Catholic church just south of Palo, Mr. Beckham heard the story of a man who lost most of his family, including a total of 15 children and grandchildren.

Increasingly, the masses are sitting at the top, and their weight, via cellphones, the Web and the civil society and democracy these technologies can promote, is being felt by those who have traditionally held power.