Sentence examples for seat from which from inspiring English sources

It is the perfect seat from which to harry the front bench opposite.

The seat from which I commanded the Precept seemed at first glance like a bus driver's chair.

Now that the dust has settled, I can only paraphrase Nathan Hale: I regret that I have but one HP board seat from which to resign.

A lady customer approaced the box office and asked if it was possible to get a seat from which the cat couldn't be seen.

Kestrel, next door, has more space, nearly as good a view, and a cushioned window seat from which to admire it.

The comparative method works better for another of the author's purposes: it constructs a judgment seat from which to indict the New Deal.

There are no seats from which one can see the numbers posted for retrieving materials.

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has tweet seats from which patrons can carry on what organizers call "digital conversations" during concerts.

The two people I was traveling with were allowed, and found themselves the choicest seats from which to see the spectacle.

It's got a Mudejar-inspired restaurant, a Maugham-ish courtyard bar, the city's best rooftop pool and fabulous rooms, many of which have long cushioned window seats from which to watch the frenetic local street life.

The cosy lounge has beams and rough stone walls with deep-set windows and window seats from which to watch and listen to the river as it hurries down to the sea.