Sentence examples for sat himself from inspiring English sources

That worn armchair sat in the clerks' office, and the boss sat himself in it whenever he wanted to chat.

The exhibition also includes a bright pink sofa, on which a man in a faded gray baseball cap sat himself down last week, and quickly fell asleep.

When Ripken sat himself down in 1998, the Yankees emerged from their dugout to tip their caps to him.

And on a hot Mexican afternoon a week before shooting began, he sat himself down to learn how to type.

Reaching around the tree with both hands, joining his hands at the wrists, he sat himself up, leaned back against the tree.

"France opened its first consulate in the United States right here in New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase, in 1803," he said as he sat himself primly on a red sofa.

And, in a gesture that sums up the way that, for all their foibles, Barcelona remain a remarkably open club, he doesn't plant himself statesmanlike behind an imposing mahogany desk flanked by club and country flags, he sits himself down alongside me on the L-shaped sofa and answers questions about everything from tax evasion charges to Qatar.

A young, handsome but very short Brazilian guy greets me and sits himself right down at our table.

A young guy sits himself on a barstool in front of the bar, facing the crowd of twelve, and begins to fingerpick an acoustic guitar.

Another instance he has mentioned in particular were his contract negotiations in 1994, when it was rumoured that Bure was threatening to sit himself out of the playoffs as leverage.

He sat by himself and looked out the window.