Sentence examples for sat what from inspiring English sources

Outside the Staten Island Borough Hall, in a patch of yellow pansies, sat what was once a United States mailbox.

I will never forget just where I sat, what I ate and who I was, hours before the world changed.

Like thousands of Kent schoolchildren, Georgia sat what is known as the Kent test which results in 20% of pupils going to grammar school.

But nowadays pupils can get a single exam trending on Twitter, as was the case after thousands of GCSE students sat what appeared to be a particularly tricky Edexcel Maths paper.

Hidden away on a shelf at the Mitchell library in Sydney sat what Dr Michael Walsh thought was a chunky volume from the New South Wales state library's vast collection of colonial manuscripts.

In my first few days back in Sarajevo, I did little but listen to my grandmother's harrowing and humbling stories of the siege, which included a detailed rendition of her husband's death (where he had sat, what he had said, how he had slumped), and wander around the city.

But it is a question of attitude — the way she moves, sits, what else she wears".

In the middle of the room sits what looks like the top half of a globe.

Where to sit, what to say, these were matters to consider.

At the window sits what one would assume is her oldest child talking on the phone.

AT the end of Institution Road, right before the mountains, sits what looks like a castle.