Sentence examples for seat observed from inspiring English sources

I did not feel a thing, but my wife, having found a seat, observed it all.

Jeremy Browne, the Liberal Democrat Foreign Office minister and MP for a south-western and therefore Eurosceptical seat, observed with blistering understatement last week: "It would be a mistake for the Lib Dems to come to be known in the public minds as the party that in 2011 was the party that was in favour of AV and EU".

"This castle has a pleasant seat," observes Duncan as he enters Macbeth's citadel, where he will meet a bloody end.

And finally, Jeremy C. had the most entertaining submission: "Kohler makes the best seat," observes Jeremy.

Everyone I talked to mentioned his name as someone who knows what's going on with whisky in the Windy City, and he's enjoyed a front-row seat observing Chicago's whisky evolution.

I come to this conversation from a unique perspective, informed by a front-row seat observing gender norms in action.

UPI's Vernon Scott (in 1985), and Bruce A. Austin (in his 1989 book Immediate Seating), observed how the merchandising arrived in advance of the film's release.

People herd together into assigned seats, observe starting times, bow to rituals of behavior.

The young lord, James Dolan, has been sitting in the end seats, observing, looking restless, for a few years.

By arriving early, you can observe how seating is being arranged and where you'll be sitting.

The seats are close to the Lakers bench, which he can observe and eavesdrop –- or visit during breaks.