Sentence examples for seating well from inspiring English sources

Another reason is the proliferation of smaller commercial airplanes called regional jets, many seating well under 100 people, which are supplanting bigger planes.

The new system implemented under the Lisbon Treaty, including revising the seating well before elections, was intended to avoid political horse trading when the allocations have to be revised to reflect demographic changes.

And after all, the most pointless thing to do is to leave a seat well alone.

The usually late-arriving fans filled their seats well before the first puck was dropped.

Wales Lose all remaining seats, well short of regional list thresholds.

Those around her scooped up $26 seats in the outfield bleachers and $50 seats well behind home plate.

The New Democratic Party won 105 seats, well above its previous record of 43, while the Liberals held only 35.

Still, it will be a first to have these long-standing enemies at the same table, though seated well apart.

If this habit of theirs invades the space of people in adjoining seats — well, that's just too bad.

His allies won just 16% of the seats, well behind the Pakistan People's Party led by Asif Zardari, the widower of Benazir Bhutto, a former prime minister assassinated last year.

I fought my way to Wembley, wielding a press card as pompous as a passport, and was seated well before the ceremonies began to unroll.