Sentence examples for sat with someone from inspiring English sources

A night manager at the club, a retired transit police officer, said Officer Gray sat with someone for part of the evening and investigators are looking into reports that it was another officer.

So everyone ate great things and sat with someone fascinating -- I, with the down-to-earth Susan Lacy and her husband, landscape architect Mark Razum.

When she complains that her BFF-of-the-week sat with someone else at lunch, you could tell her that friendships at this age are fickle, and she should find in herself what makes her so special and deserving of respect.

"New class rule: You must sit with someone from a different country," said a sign posted in one classroom.

Sitting with someone who's going through a crisis in his or her office can be just as powerful.

I'd sit with someone for two hours and come away with half a page of notes.

"To be able to sit with someone and communicate what you're going through and what you're feeling, that's critical.

There are numerous lookout points, as well as benches and gazebos, so it's an easy place to either stroll or sit with someone and chat.

One of them, Joan Harle, 85, says: "It's a very good thing to go to on a Friday night – it helps you mix as you could sit with someone you haven't sat with before.

The early warm-up exercises could have come straight from middle-management bonding sessions: sit with someone you don't know; do a yawn from the whole of your body; pretend you're trapped in a bubble.

And while several members of Congress are indeed going to sit with someone from the opposing party — a practice that caught on at last year's State of the Union as a way of showing unity after Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, was shot at a constituent event — the ritual won't be as popular this year.