Sentence examples for of our sitting from inspiring English sources
Off! are an unlikely proposition on the face of it: Morris is 55, dreadlocked, and with a tone of voice that seems set unshakably to sarcastic (within 10 minutes of our sitting down in the garden of a north London gastropub, the ladies who lunch at the adjoining table have moved inside, perhaps not wishing to hear stories of elephant tranquillisers at Grateful Dead shows).
It's embarrassing to realize some even questioned the birthplace and religion of our sitting president as even a topic.
Granted, most of our sitting down was actually standing up playing pool together, but he was always there if you were sad about something.
After running a campaign that completely belittled the concept, this man who challenged the citizenship of our sitting president, even after Barack Obama was harassed into displaying his birth certificate on national television, is offended that the vice president-elect was booed by the audience at a showing of the musical "Hamilton".
Our bodies are not designed to sit all day, and yet most of us spend the majority of our time sitting in our desk chair, couch or car seat, or reclining in bed.
"But I'd just as soon be visiting one of our branches, sitting down and talking with a plumber".
I was the last man in and could see the other members of our expedition sitting on the wooden porch in wooden rockers and on wooden benches, getting drunk on champagne, watching me walk toward them.
Around fifteen minutes before kicking out time I noticed one of our mates sitting at the table on his own so I walked over to make sure he could still speak and see straight.
It feels as if we're in the disillusioned twilight of the 19th century, but our narrator — or one of our narrators — sitting in his grandfather's library "surrounded by Dickens and Collins," claims that his story is set in 1837, the year Victoria ascended to the throne.
On any given day you can find at least one of our kids sitting down in front of at least one of these devices (and I have five kids!).
Crawley Town manager John Gregory told BBC Sussex: "We basically had [the game] in the palm of our hands, sitting comfortably, and we ended up conceding in the last few minutes of the game - I rather it be somebody else than us and we tend to have these hard luck stories.
