Sentence examples for may be sat from inspiring English sources

If it is not, you may be sat there on your own for a very long time.

These can be "buffet style" and require no place settings at all, or they may be sit-down affairs with a limited selection of tableware and utensils, as a full meal is not served.

"Steven may have signed that contract but we may have been sat round now in the same position.

The smartest move may be to sit tight.

If your stocks are solid companies, he says, "then your best course of action may be to sit tight".

His best option may be to sit it out until spring, when the snow in the sandbags will melt.

There is scarcely a business or financial leader in America who would not gladly accept a call from the next President, whoever it may be, to sit in the Cabinet.

The solution may be to sit less -- hard to do when you have a desk job, right?

2. Non-Ironic Primetime Viewer (Serious supercilious) As insufferable as it may be to sit through an episode of The Bachelor, Vegas, or that immortal cash cow Survivor, this profitable species of TV viewer at least watches his or her programming with a refreshing level of sincerity.

Wearing the pink ribbons that have come to symbolise hope that April may be found, they sat in the well of a packed court one, about five metres from Bridger.

"That's why this campaign, however commendable its intentions may be, doesn't sit quite right.