Sentence examples for task of sitting from inspiring English sources

But she is expected to fulfill the traditional task of sitting in the family box with symbol-laden guests.

Murray also faced the difficult task of sitting down with her eldest son in 2006 to tell him a brutal truth.

The many plot developments related to WikiLeaks' efforts to stay online can distract one from the task of sitting down and reading, and thinking about, the cables.

All subjects are meant to be as difficult as one another: "Though the classicists have the unenviable task of sitting an additional translation exam".

The science fiction writer Ray Bradbury, for instance, got the bug to write at the age of 18, and promptly set himself the task of sitting at his typewriter and pouring out at least a thousand words per day.

"All human beings are more alike than unalike," Ms. Shriver read, and as she did so, one could not help but feel some sympathy for Gray Davis, the governor no more, who had the humiliating task of sitting on the dais and smiling through the most ignominious moment of his professional life.

In this study, the basic functional tasks of sitting and lying down and asymmetry of thrust in hind limbs whilst rising from these positions were assessed.

Functional balance was measured using the Berg Balance Scale [ 10], which evaluates an individual's ability to perform different tasks related to the skills of sitting down, standing up, reaching, turning around, looking over one's shoulder, and one-foot standing.

Self-reported physical activity and sitting time Participants will be asked to estimate the total time spent watching TV/videos during the week and on weekends; average daily sitting time during the week and on weekends; and the proportion of sitting, standing, walking and physically demanding tasks during a typical work day in the previous seven days [ 63, 64].

A randomized crossover design compared affect related to feelings of pleasure and arousal at baseline, 6-min into the task, immediately post-task, and 10 min post-task to sitting.

A systematic review reports that arm force, arm posture, duration of sitting, work place design [ 1], repetitive hand and finger movements and monotonous work task [ 2] cause neck and shoulder disorders.