Sentence examples for sitting open from inspiring English sources

It's like attending a wake for someone who died 30 years ago, then being served Champagne that's been sitting open during the interim.

Just before twilight, Mr. Davis shut the door of the shop, which had been sitting open to the storm all day.

The chips were identical, of course, but nearly all the volunteers reported that they were different — that some had come from cans that had been sitting open awhile and others were fresh.

He saw the book "sitting open on a pile of stuff and was attracted to the pattern," Mr. Guyton recalled, adding: "They are weird Christmas colors yet there's an optical buzz to it.

But that long-term shift doesn't totally explain why jobs have been sitting open since the Great Recession ended.

It was sitting open on my bed, loudly playing video of liberals crying liberal tears about Trump's election.

He's sitting, open-collar casual, in a comfortable corner office here in Mayfair, not far from his old headquarters at BP. Could this possibly be that Tony Hayward — the pinched, sweaty chieftain of British Big Oil?

Giant fantastical insects, an enormous head manufactured from incense ash, a huge naked girl sitting open-legged on a giant stool, creepy paintings of fey party cadres, and of Mao hanging out with the Queen Mother attempt to outdo one another, in room after room.

Who could ever forget opposing team captain Una Stubbs sitting open-mouthed as he tried to pull off Twelve Angry Men in under two minutes?" Call My Bluff, meanwhile, was basically the dictionary game and yet still squatted firmly on BBC2 from 1965 to 1988.

I'm kind of old school and love nothing more than sitting, opening a book, and reading it.

Of course there are some perks associated with being a film star – the bar where we've been sitting opened especially for us, and we've had the whole place to ourselves.