Sentence examples for seating to change from inspiring English sources

The van anticipates a time when we use our vehicles more like modular cars on a train than like we do now, where you can bring your own gadgets and use things like the fold-flat seating to change the space quickly and easily depending on your use for the day.

She always had a man in the passenger seat to change the many punctures she got.

"It's kind of like training, moving furniture," he said, bouncing in his seat to change position.

President Armando Guebuza of Mozambique achieved a resounding general election victory, officials said on Wednesday, with his Frelimo party capturing enough parliamentary seats to change the Constitution at will.

It did not, thanks in part to pleas for unity from black leaders, who made it clear that they did not want the seat to change colour.Such slights are not soon forgotten, and may be returned in kind.

On the other hand, if it were to win a sufficiently big majority (two-thirds of the 550 parliamentary seats) to change the constitution and force through its own choice of president, the army might well step in.

The centre-left coalition in power since 1990 has never won enough seats to change the constitution.In this section Lording it over Colombia Untying the knot Caught in the triangle Blame game ReprintsBut earlier this month the Senate voted unanimously to abolish the non-elected senators as soon as their terms expire in March 2006, and eliminate life seats for former presidents.

It was the only constituency seat to change hands in the election.

Bury North was the only seat to change hands in Greater Manchester.

Two of the four Welsh seats to change hands on Thursday went to women, making 11 of Wales' 40 MPs female.

Crutchlow is riding well, as is his Tech 3 Yamaha team-mate Andrea Dovizioso, while Ben Spies is not doing so well at the Yamaha factory team, so there is plenty of opportunity for seats to change hands at the top teams.