Sentence examples for sitting elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The most recent ballparks are putting an emphasis on premium seats with access to exclusive restaurants, as well as food courts for fans sitting elsewhere.

As for the adult population, last year 29% of workers were employed in sedentary jobs, either working in an office or sitting elsewhere in front of a screen.

Instead, you can opt for a "co-location" (or "colo") setup, in which you rent the crunching power of a server sitting elsewhere.

Today you can opt for a "co-location" (or "colo") set-up, in which you rent the crunching power of a server sitting elsewhere.

In a related development, the user interface has been improved enough for users to easily operate the program using a remote control on the television screen, rather than having to use the device when it's set up as a PC with a separate monitor sitting elsewhere in the room.

Clearly this is a big deal for companies with hundreds of millions of products sitting on shelves every year, because the associated communication and services usually sit elsewhere and are not directly connected to the individual product.

Mr. Smalley credited the organization's executive director and founder, David Rhode, for realizing eight years ago that there was "both a need and a resource — there are kids who are not playing baseball only because they don't have equipment and there's a tremendous amount of equipment elsewhere sitting idle or getting thrown out".

While Mr. Hu is certain to make his displeasure known to President Obama, the man responsible for pressuring the administration to act on those disputes will be elsewhere, sitting in his office a few hundred yards from where the meeting is taking place.

Elsewhere, sitting at the ringside tables, were Kerikeri locals, women dressed up big hair, fake pearls and feathers in 1930s-inspired finery, the men in collared shirts.

Nonetheless, it is too early to make a strong business case for large scale investment in sit-stand workstations, as the health and productivity benefits are yet to be quantified and there is a need for more evidence about longer term use and maintenance of reductions in sitting time reported elsewhere [ 16– 20].

Mr. Owens's pianist, Robert Spano, is more typically seen waving a baton (as music director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and elsewhere) than sitting at the keyboard.