Sentence examples for to seated from inspiring English sources
noun
Something to be sat upon.
It's a pleasant and comfortable venue, best suited to seated contemplation.
Alcohol is supposed to be served to seated customers only, but hundreds of people were milling around indoors and out, drinks in hand.
And if you squint hard, or happen to seated in the rear balcony, you might mistake the rubber-faced Mr. Oscar for the rubber-faced Mr. Lane.
His remaining left leg swelled, the Senate report said in a footnote, prompting his captors to switch to "seated sleep deprivation" for another 20 hours.
But a number of slightly earlier sculptures blaze with her usual painterly panache, like the brilliant orange hands and tie, yellow shirt and multicolored face she gave to "Seated Man Foot Poised on World".
As criticism mounted over the first week of the tournament, the BBC tweaked the format, moving Balding and guests to seated positions, keeping the audience increasingly off camera and increasing the amount of tennis highlights.
The league wants them to stay seated.
Try to get seated upstairs.
They then returned to the seated position.
the examiner aligned himself/herself posterior to a seated subject.
"A sectional to seat four or five?
