Sentence examples for sat at all from inspiring English sources

Previous British governments argued that if they did not like something, they had a chance of changing or stopping it only if they sat at all tables with their European partners.

Some of the office workers sat for more than 15 hours each day between work and home, while most of the mail carriers barely sat at all during working hours.

And this cannot have sat at all right, such that he is now actively seeking to impose his irrelevance upon them, personally pursuing both Didier Drogba and Ashley Cole.

Blair, clearly, didn't like parliament one bit, and the Labour Party not much more; when Thatcher resigned, Raphael Samuel wrote an essay pointing out that all her thinking – provincial, non-conformist, anti-aristocratic – hardly sat at all within the Conservative traditions.

If your crush sits at an all-guys table, it's probably best to keep to your own tables.

We all sat at a little table looking at each other for a few moments.

There were no breathing or trust exercises, we all simply sat at a table and talked.

All subjects sat at a desk with the computer screen at a distance of approximately 50 cms.

That parliament hardly bothered to sit at all.

When he sat to talk about his friend, he could not sit at all.

Danielle was not allowed to sit at all during her shift as an assistant manager at a gas station in Westfield.