Sentence examples for seat broad from inspiring English sources

It begins: Sitting in his seat, a seat broad and broken In, sprinkled with ashes, Pop switches channels, takes another Shot of Seagrams, neat, and asks, What to do with me, a green young man Who fails to consider the Flim and flam of the world, since Things have been easy for me.

Free in structure and with a bold use of enjambment, it begins, "Sitting in his seat, a seat broad and broken / In, sprinkled with ashes, / Pop switches channels, takes another / Shot of Seagrams, neat, and asks / What to do with me, a green young man / Who fails to consider the / Flim and flam of the world, since / Things have been easy for me".

On the one hand, it's a big glossy touring machine, outfitted with the long-distance essentials: the ample windshield, the saddlebags, the wide touring seat, broad touring footrests, "highway pegs" and passenger seat backrest.

Crossover events like the Los Angeles Ballet's "New Wave LA" program in May, which featured guest choreographers from "So You Think" and sold out the 499-seat Broad Stage twice, tend to grab most of the attention in discussions over how television is affecting dance.

Happily, the seats, broad and blessed with long, supportive bottom cushions, did not get pared down.

Seated behind his broad desk, barefoot and dressed in white kurta pyjamas, Kailash was always expansive, always generous with time he didn't really have.

Last spring, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform examined pay practices at Countrywide Financial, Merrill Lynch and Citigroup, but those issues eventually took a back seat to broader concerns about the viability of the country's financial system.

Soon there were side-by-side photos circulating of the crowds at Obama's Inauguration, which filled the Mall and spilled out beyond it, and at Trump's, which left sections of unfilled seats so broad that you could land a helicopter on them.

In many cases science takes a back seat to broader policy or short-term financial, public perception, or political decisions.

But two key themes emerge which suggest deep seated and broad based worries about the practicalities of making the idea work.

While the Sadrists may directly claim 40 seats, their broader coalition, the Iraqi National Alliance, won 70 seats.