Sentence examples for sit also from inspiring English sources

Never sit, also if the toilet seat looks clean and dry.

Then, slowly move it back and the standing dog should sit, also like in the picture on top.

Sit also means "make someone take a seat" (often figuratively) and, in this form, is a transitive verb that needs a subject and an object.

Lovebirds are very small so make sure you know where they are if they are on the floor or couch watch where you walk or sit also lovebirds on the floor become toe biters.

Five well-dressed young men sat, also on plastic chairs.

The plot, also, sits too heavily on the book.

The interconnectivity of these buildings within the urban environment within which they sit is also evaluated.

Not only does it provide a place to sit, it also eases stress and, you might argue, increases productivity.

The modular nature of some GCSEs, the course work involved in some and the increased opportunities for re-sits also came under fire.

She holds court on the bus, deciding not only where she sits, but also who sits next to her and more importantly, who does not.

and Cheryl Cole will also sit.