"Better to go there than to sit here," said Ms. Watch, sitting a few seats away with a clutch of women friends.
Physiologically it's far easier to lie than to sit.
There is no greater mortification than to sit with half a dozen Witts, deliberating upon a Petition, Address, or Memorial.
I thought it was more my image to read the papers than to sit at one of the library computers.
Lawyers might like nothing better than to sit down with a cuppa and a volume of Halsbury's Statutes.
"Nothing feels better than to sit in one of Francis's grass-roofed hales and just enjoy the time," he said.
"But in our view, it is better to stay on the field of play than to sit on the sidelines".
It seems the opposite of exercise and there's a lot more science that tells us to get up and move than to sit down and do nothing.
"Jeremy felt it was better to get the truth out than to sit and be quiet, which is not his nature," said Mr. Ruben, his uncle.
Eventually, Mr Kelley accepts, Ford will have to refit its plants so that they can build to demand, rather than "to sit on a lot".
I chose to take a stance on this issue because I'd rather have an opinion than to sit back and be quiet and say nothing at all!
