Oddly, the cover to the case sits sideways, meaning that the drives are mounted sitting sideways as well, instead of facing out of the front of the case.
Language and meaning sit atop a structured sequence of phonemes.
Parliament is able to sit in private, meaning only MPs may be present and no media coverage may take place.
"It was zone coverage, and I was actually about to sit," Nicks said, meaning he would get underneath the safety and just wait to see what developed.
Lawyers said that a third option might be that the International Criminal Court's judges could sit in Tripoli, meaning that the trial would be held in Libya, but not by Libyans.
London South Bank, which last year achieved a 2 1, this year did not even sit the exam, meaning it was one of nine institutions that did not provide the information needed.
There are also rumors that older sibs Kim and Kourtney may sit front row, meaning lots more media attention for Lavinge's otherwise less-than-prestigious line.
You mean for this dog to sit, so speak with meaning.
(26-year old unmarried male TB patient) "You only seek help when you see that you're really sick, realising: 'Oh, I can't even walk; a few steps and I must sit down.' Meaning you can't work either.
For what it is worth, the dictionary says that "slouch" is mostly a verb, meaning "to sit, stand, or walk with an awkward, drooping, excessively relaxed posture".
