Sentence examples for rather sat from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, sat down for them – she says she led a sit-in to protest about the time allocated to a bill in committee.

What young man among us even to this day would have rather sat in a schoolhouse reading Emerson's essays when such a transcendental life was to be had on the open range?

At 3 56 p.m. on January 14th, Rather sat in the anchor chair and did "Newsbreak" for the CBS stations, giving them a preview of that night's "CBS Evening News".

The joint experiment in the broadcasting of the proceedings of the House of Commons in 1975, in which IRN stood toe-to-toe with the BBC (or rather sat hip-to-hip in the small broadcasting booth), showed the political classes that independent radio could match the BBC, and went a long way towards ensuring the continuation of independent local radio after initial political uncertainty.

The entire world was watching when Colin first stood (or rather sat down) to advocate for the marginalized experiences of oppressed people.

Rather sat down for a wide-ranging interview, and was asked if the "authoritative anchorman" is dead in the current media landscape.

No, I'd rather sit and fight.

Would you rather sit in clothes than a jersey?

I would rather sit in a factory than sit in a Maybach.

I'd rather sit in the shade with a hat on.

"I'd rather sit in a bus for 27 hours than sit on the floor," he said.