Disastrous general election, but my seat quite safe.
Even at the height of rush hour, you'll get a seat, quite likely one near a window.
Nick Robinson's stint fronting Newsnight may have proved a successful experiment at the time of printing, but it seems that he would be wise not to get overly comfortable in the hot seat quite yet.
Mr. Stevens's endorsement of her in 2004 helped her win her first full term after she was appointed to the seat, quite controversially, by her father, Gov. Frank H. Murkowski, in 2002.
We entered and took seats quite in the rear of the audience, and were soon surprised by seeing Stephen Henry," noted Willis, "walk up the main aisle of the church, enter the pulpit and take full charge of the services.
This has been an unusually high-caliber season, but quality is not necessarily a guarantee of warm bodies in the seats; quite frequently there seems to be an inverse relationship between aesthetic achievement and popular appeal.
It's 40 years since the Swedish band released their masterpiece (fans of The Winner Takes It All might beg to differ, but does your great auntie leap out of her seat quite as quickly to that?).
With the Series so shockingly tied at two games apiece, the Yanks left their fans roaring in amazement and the owner of the Diamondbacks, Jerry Colangelo, slumped in his seat, quite speechless.
The UK's "First Past the Post" electoral system makes the relationship between votes and seats quite unpredictable.
However, I have several friends who tend to invite people as we go, so that by the time we sit down (and even after we are seated) we have amassed quite a motley crew.
