Sentence examples for tend to sit around from inspiring English sources

And as for the charge that lieutenant governors tend to sit around and do nothing at taxpayers' expense, there is nothing to stop governors or state legislatures from giving the No. 2 person in the state government broader and more important responsibilities.

People who are heartbroken tend to sit around in a funk for months or years, letting their bodies slide.

They don't tend to sit around the table for hours.

Nearly all of these prosecutions involve people who were in the room when the victim died; almost never does such a situation involve a kingpin, because they don't tend to sit around shooting up in vans.

Celery is one of those vegetables that tends to sit around in the refrigerator after you buy a bunch because a recipe for soup or stew or, as Thanksgiving approaches, stuffing calls for one stalk.

"They tend to sit and mimic whatever happens around them, whether bird noises or environmental sounds".

I tend to sit those games out.

This can be a help at conferences, when the obligatory name badges still tend to sit in holders designed to be clipped to a man's jacket pocket or lapel, rather than hung from a lanyard around the neck.

PC gamers tend to sit right in front of their screens while gaming, whereas console gamers tend to sit a bit further away.

Young voters are among the most transient and tend to sit out midterm elections.

Also, I tend to sit quite still most weekends".