Sentence examples for may sitting in from inspiring English sources

"But I found myself every day last May sitting in front of the computer looking at the lap times.

Among the most conspicuously entertained during a chorus of "Black hole yo!" is the Queen guitarist and doctoral astrophysicist Brian May, sitting in the front row.

"Dathar's got a nice thing going here," Hough told me in early May, sitting in a cluttered room in a two-story building inside the refinery compound that was serving as his command post and living quarters.

You may sit in sukhasan (sitting in a cross-legged position) or on a chair.

You may be sitting in a church service, hear about Jesus and say, "Why don't I follow him?" You may remember the way you felt about God as a child and think, "What would happen if I returned to that path?" Your desires are more formed in these cases.

Actually, the best hope for proponents of national I.D.'s may be sitting in our wallets.

Yes, they may be sitting in fourth place but teams such as Toronto and Orlando are only three points behind with two games in hand.

You may be sitting in a train in the Tokyo metro next to a pleasant young couple who are sharing a book of drawings.

I may be sitting in a room with 23 chapters and 100,000 words of Alex Rider to write, but at least I have a spectacular and bloody finale to reward myself with.

But the crucial issue is an ethical one: the pilot of a drone tracking the movements of a Waziri villager and making a life-or-death decision to fire a missile may be sitting in a control room in a US air base in the Nevada desert.

Wayne Barrett -- he may be sitting in the garden of his house in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, on this hot afternoon, sweating in the suit his wife, Fran, told him to wear (He: "But what about casual clothes?" She: "You don't have any good casual clothes"), charming and open.