Sentence examples for sits in order from inspiring English sources

For Shakespeare, it was the stone on which, in Henry VI, Part 2, the Kentish rebel Jack Cade sits in order to dispense laws – "And here, sitting upon London-stone, I charge and command, that, of the city's cost, the pissing-conduit run nothing but claret wine this first year of our reign".

He started visiting the Commons, watching where ministers sat in order to recognise them.

The developers have taken the data and run with it, making apps that do everything from telling commuters which carriage to sit in order to be near the exit when their journey ends, to gamifying users' daily commute.

Dr Sayjda Tali from Lancaster University Management School said in another live Q&A: "The benefit of completing a related degree course is that once you have embarked upon your training contract, you may be exempt from some of the exams the professional body requires you to sit in order to obtain your professional qualification".

Event ticketing startup SeatGeek, which has raised $103 million, took advantage of the annual Home Run Derby by creating an infographic that pinpoints the best section for fans to sit in order to catch a baseball.

As soon as you enter a poker room, you must click on one of the buttons labeled "Sit" in order to play at the table.

We've also had Sven-Goran Eriksson apply, but he won't be coming" – Leeds chairman Ken Bates lets the former England manager know where he sits in the pecking order of contenders to take over at Elland Road.

In tasks 1 and 2, we will define the contexts in which tobacco control sits in sample countries in order to inform the applicability and transferability of the ROI model to those countries.

This weekend supporters of Dr. Tahir ul Qadri, a dual Canadian nationality holder who arrived in Pakistan last month, led a march of tens of thousands (it was supposed to have been millions) from Lahore to Islamabad to stage a sit-in in order to bring about political reforms in the country.

He continued: One day after thousands of opposition protesters had marched to the presidential palace and staged a sit-in in order to pressure Morsi into reversing his controversial constitutional declaration, the Muslim Brotherhood called on its supporters to march to the palace.

What sets this performance apart from others that feign everything from rock concerts to sit-ins in order to incorporate the theater and audience into the overall ambiance is how much Fela! relies on its narrator to become our leader, our beacon of hope, and our hero for the night.