Sentence examples for peer sitting from inspiring English sources

The peer sitting next to her nodded.

Like Green, he will become a peer, sitting on the Conservative benches of the House of Lords.

Stephen Green, now a peer sitting in the House of Lords, was approached in the street by a Panorama team for a programme investigating the bank.

Awarded the CBE in 1967, he was knighted in 1976, and in 1993 he was made a life peer, sitting in the Lords as Baron Attenborough of Richmond upon Thames.

He will become the party's third peer, sitting alongside former party leader Lord Pearson of Rannoch and Lord Willoughby de Broke in Parliament.

Earlier this week, former Conservative peer Lord Stevens joined the party, becoming UKIP's third peer, sitting alongside former party leader Lord Pearson of Rannoch and Lord Willoughby de Broke in Parliament.

Then she threw on several layers of clothing and walked a path blanketed with pine needles until she reached a group of her peers sitting in the sun.

The critical reception accorded to Swordfishtrombones included much profound astonishment, and Waits's songwriting peers sitting up and taking notice, too.

Meanwhile the polite, quiet boy had distanced himself from his rowdy peers, sitting at the front of all his classes and occasionally rearing his head to ask someone to pass him back his ruler.

News of a referendum on electoral reform emerged along with action to clamp down on MPs and peers sitting in parliament who do not pay tax in the UK.

On the other side of the account, two of its three peers sitting in the Lords were defections from the Conservative Party; its one Member of the Legislative Assembly in Northern Ireland is David McNarry, who was expelled from the Ulster Unionists; and the only person ever to represent the party in the Commons was Robert Spink, who defected from the Conservatives in 2008.