Sentence examples for one may sit from inspiring English sources
The camp has lights, stove, refrigerator -- all run on propane gas -- a wood stove and a wide veranda where one may sit on stormy days and contemplate the upper end of the lake and the mountains to the northwest.
No matter where one may sit on the political spectrum and whether one believes or not that George W. Bush served his nation and our system of checks and balances and civil society well, the notion that he is entirely anti-intellectual and that his only pals were baseball franchise owners and oil men is contrived mystique.
"Why not take paintings out of doors," he also declared in that 1981 interview, "where one may sit and watch the changing play of sunshine on the glazes and thus have changes of mood during the day?" Where: The Landing at Reform Gallery, 6819 Melrose Ave . L.A. When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays.
("One may sit in front of the television for five hours, but after 'King Lear' one goes home").
One reason that it's important to carefully explore feelings as they occur in the session is that we often have layers of feeling, and the obvious layer may not be the most significant one: anxiety may sit on top of anger or sadness, and anger may easily cover fear.
If they have one, the plan may sit on a shelf.
Allison may sit in on one or two (I plan to beg her).
That said, the issue may sit with one particular board member, in which case you should address that member's issues separately, and not as part of a group meeting.
Nigeria may sit atop one of the largest oil reserves in the world, but the majority of the Nigerian people have seen little benefit from the multibillion-dollar industry.
Or lawmakers may sit on their hands until they are forced to pass another one-year extension, as they did last year, with no reforms at all.
While the Q30 may sit on a Mercedes platform, the powerful lines, curvaceous roofline and slouching Formula One-inspired front end are anything but Teutonic.
