Sentence examples for seat off from inspiring English sources

He then took up a seat off to one side.

The SNP could only possibly take one seat off the Conservatives.

"Federal elections are close, I won this seat off the Labor party, you take nothing for granted," Roy said.

So when he jumped into the race to succeed Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrats in Washington immediately crossed the seat off their list of ones to worry about.

When he was born, his grandfather, the fifth Earl, still presided at Harewood House, the beautiful 18th-century Adam family seat off the road between Leeds and Harrogate.

According to federal prosecutors, Blagojevich only decided to appoint Burris after the governor failed in earlier attempts to auction the seat off.

I can already hear you saying: "But what if I need a break?" If your lavish student lifestyle has left you with the fitness of a Victorian chimney sweep, then take a seat off-piste and whip out your own personal bar, right from your pocket.

The room went quiet, until finally a man from the facilities department, who was seated off to the side, spoke.

Seated off to one side, with a slim gray plastic band wrapped around his brow, Erik Weihenmayer was warming up, too — by reading flash cards.

"When we said we might be wrong, we talked about being 20 or 25 seats off on the top two parties.

When the still-tipsy traveler was seated, off came the shoes.