Sentence examples for seat replies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Irons raises an eyebrow ever so slightly and, sliding into the back seat, replies, "You have no idea".

King sat cross-legged in the back seat, replying to e-mails.

"What is safer than a mother's arms?" "A car seat," I replied and left it at that.

Asked on TV whether he really would vote against healthcare reform if he were to "sit in Teddy Kennedy's seat", he replied: "It's not the Kennedys' seat.

Asked if failing to direct preferences might help Abbott retain the seat, Steggall replied that "a broad part of my base are moderate Liberal supporters".

When asked if they would talk about Murphy running for Lee's seat, Jones replied, "I'm kind of shocked he brought that up with you".

Then, before starting to play again, Terry Fenton, the keyboard player, asked, "Want to do the rest of the old stuff first?" Mr. Higgins took his seat and replied: "Wouldn't hurt.

"That's easy to say from your anchor seat," Reed replied.

"I can before this committee state that there was nothing legal, personal, or political exchanged for my appointment to this seat," Burris replied.

He urged the audience to attend the debate, and when some shouted that they didn't have seats, Mr. Romney replied: "No tickets, huh?

When the M.C. (Dave Cox) growls at him to take a seat, he coyly replies, "Any seat?" and installs himself on a chair — on the wire.