"seat change" is an accurate and grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The airline allowed us to make a seat change without any additional cost."
He was following tradition, but the Cadets cheered, as if Obama's seat change represented a shift in momentum, as well.
Between 2000 and 2010, only one of California's 265 congressional elections had a seat change political parties, despite several "wave" elections.
The right-leaning Web site Red Racing Horses projects an outcome between no net seat change and a G.O.P. gain of twelve seats.
Of course, for those passengers who discover after boarding that their immediate seatmates are particularly unpleasant, fragrant or noisy, a $50 seat change could seem like a bargain, especially when it comes with free cocktails and extra legroom.
My advice as a consultant, and now happily married, though not to that flight attendant: Be aware of your surroundings and seize those opportunities that are thrown your way, whether it's a napkin or a seat change.
"Your weapons, your truck, the fuel in your truck, if you got mints in your glove compartment, if you got porn underneath the seat, change in the seats, hell, the seats themselves, the floor mats, your maps, little stash of emergency napkins you got there in the console.
Low-level activity, even regularly getting off your seat, can change your life forever.
The first thing I would do is get my seat changed.
Pennsylvania's House races provided a dash of drama but no seat changes.
Dr. Rajcoomar asked to have his seat changed and a flight attendant obliged, finding him another seat in first class.
Some of the council seat changes were just as quirky as the parliamentary results that had preceded them.
