Sentence examples for seated early from inspiring English sources
Louis Phillips Dear Diary: My brother and I were seated early in our orchestra aisle seats for a recent performance of "Gypsy," hoping the production would live up to the high ticket price.
At such a critical time in our nation's history, the NHLA member organizations look forward to the president ensuring that Latinos not only have a seat at the table, but that we are seated early in his second term and at all levels of government -- from the front desks of his agencies to the mahogany table with brass-plated seats in the White House Cabinet Room.
People are urged to arrive at their stadiums early and to be seated early.
The choice of Ms. Van Laningham, with her sometimes rushed delivery and slight Southern drawl, suggested that Abbe Lowell, the Washington lawyer leading Mr. Edwards's team, made a strategic choice to rely on a local lawyer to introduce the defense case to the jury, which was seated earlier in the day.
Protest leaders said his remarks were the clearest sign yet of the depth of the military's determination to hold on to power even after the new Parliament is seated early next year.
They also now imitate their dynamic pricing, selling cheap seats early and raising the price as each flight fills up.
The atmosphere was also more relaxed, with Citigroup's directors and executives taking their seats early to mingle.
It is adding $10 to $30 to its highest fares for the right to choose a seat early on its flights.
Best to get there when the bar opens at 7 every night and stake your claim to a seat early.
But now that the new Council has been elected (two new members, replacing councilmen who vacated their seats early, have already begun work), preparations have gone into hyperdrive.
