Sentence examples for sitting space from inspiring English sources
In 110, a huge wooden post pins the ceiling, under which two beds double as sitting space around a sushi table that unfolds from the wall.
"It is a case virtually of a crowd occupying every inch of space in the court room even to the extent of standing next to the sitting space allotted to the reader and stenographer," magistrate Namrita Aggarwal said.
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We have a very old, big (25ftx25ft) Magnolia soulangiana in our garden and I can't bear to lose it but it shades our sitting space in summer and is a nuisance for the neighbours.
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As the late students squeeze and shuffle around for sitting space on the mat-covered floor, a stern female voice calls them to order.
The flat was essentially in two rooms, a small kitchen in the back and a main living room with beds that double as sitting spaces.
Avoid putting your things on those sitting spaces (don't throw your jacket or keys onto an open chair, for example).
The decks of yesteryear were flat as the boards that made them, but these days it's all about multi-level decks and decks with sunken fit pits or sitting spaces.
Mr. Dante also directed "Explorers," the science-fiction fantasy that culminated in the remarkable sight of extraterrestrial creatures sitting in space watching the earthly television shows, becoming a repository for the worst of our junk.
To answer the broader question in detail, we need to specify what we mean by the universe "expanding faster than the speed of light". The universe is not a collection of galaxies sitting in space, all moving away from a central point.
