Sentence examples for sits at one from inspiring English sources

Pale pine desks are arranged in a horseshoe; the judge sits at one end, with just an undersized crest on the wall behind him to suggest that this might be a courtroom.

Expensive and large scale, LinkNYC sits at one end of the spectrum of street furniture reuse.

Federer has won the tie-breaker and the score sits at one set to Federer, zero to the Pou.

When an orbit is elliptical, the big body in the middle (the Earth in this case) sits at one of those two foci.

He sits at one of the refectory-style tables in the downstairs bar of his London restaurant, scrolling through the messages on his phone.

A good example is Alderley Edge in Cheshire, a very affluent village that sits at one end of the Tatton constituency, held since 2001 by George Osborne.

In the small, mostly bare classrooms, which double as prayer rooms on Fridays, boys sit at one end of the tables and girls at the other.

If her low-key indie approach is too underwhelming, just sit at one of the computers and log on to Fiona Apple's site.

On weekdays, visitors are invited to sit at one of the metal tables in the garden.

At midday, about a dozen workers sat at one table poring over the sheets, while many more sat on plastic crates waiting for tables and chairs to arrive.

Sit at one of the chrome-trimmed tables and watch the doughnuts travel on the shiny conveyor belt to fill your order.