Sentence examples for sat somewhat from inspiring English sources

On a visit Friday morning, the Milford stations (on both sides of the highway) sat somewhat forlorn under lashings of heavy rain.

The other night, he sat, somewhat unsteadily, at the bar at the back of the mess hall on the fourth floor of the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue in Manhattan.

He had been ill and depressed, and on the drive I sat somewhat overawed as he talked not about genetics but of his quarrels with administrators and of how his own work had never fully been appreciated.

We sat somewhat separated from one another at the Broadway Theatre, which sometimes happens when I'm generously handed two press seats and then buy a third; the seats are not always together.

"I care that a country and a people are losing their freedom because of Russian nationalism". As he and Alexandrovich sat, somewhat incongruously, in a Sundance lounge Friday afternoon, events thousands of miles away were unfolding that bore out their warning.

He sat somewhat restlessly in the chair, with stereotypic movements characterized by rubbing his hands back and forth over his knees.

Healthy small parrots usually sit somewhat vertically, not fully horizontally, though it depends on the type.

The interest in his love life sits somewhat peculiarly beside open speculation about his sexuality.

The Getty Center, last year's other museum-world spectacular, sits somewhat lower in her estimation.

It is better known as Toronto Island Airport, because it sits, somewhat uncomfortably, at the western edge of a series of islands that form one of Toronto's major parks.

In this, he sits somewhat apart from the lineage of writers who have also called for "the open city," if not exactly in those terms.