Sentence examples for seating in which from inspiring English sources

Personally, I find Choinière's theatrical adaptation of the art of hacking a pretty clever way of making a point – and, ultimately, not any more disruptive to the sacred space of theatre than, say, the current fad for "Tweet seats", reserved seating in which theatregoers are encouraged to post their responses to the play online.

Of the 20 seats in which Lib Dems need the lowest swings to win, 16 are Tory.

Yet this year it bagged 282 of the 350-odd seats in which it stood even a narrow chance of victory.

In Scotland, for example, it must win back seats in which it used to have five-figure majorities.

Goedert looked at seats in which redistricting was controlled by Democrats, by Republicans, by bipartisan committees or by courts.

According to preliminary figures released by Morocco's Interior Ministry on Saturday, Justice and Development won 80 seats of the 288 seats in which winners were announced.

She points out that out of 57 Liberal-Democrat-held seats, only nine are marginal seats in which Labour is in second place.

At night, though, the room is transformed into a restaurant of around 20 seats, in which artists make work and customers consume it.

Complex voting rules ensure a government majority, but in seats in which free voting was allowed the pan-democratic camp performed best in Sunday's election.

I craned my neck but, in the gloom, could only see the outlines of two baby seats in which were swaddled two small bundles.

There are now 26 Labor-held seats in which the implied probability of a Labor win is less than 50%; see the graph above.