Sentence examples for which would sit from inspiring English sources

Today there is no need for the dog, which would sit if it smelled explosives -- this package is already suspect.

(The new commuter terminal, which would sit more than 120 feet beneath 34th Street near Macy's, was not designed to connect directly to Penn Station or the subway).

All I'm going to say is that, were I Paul Simon's son, I would never write a song which would sit very comfortably on Bridge Over Troubled Water.

The printer began to spit out the specified shape: a life-size model of an anthemion, a floral ornament in the Greek Revival style, which would sit atop a cornice.

The 350-unit building would use varying rectangular shapes, colors and glass to break up the mass of the structure, which would sit snugly up against the Barclays Center, the arena for the Nets that is to open in September.

I remember my mother buying amazing Jeanne Moreau-type plastic sandals from an old man who lived with his wife and a cockerel, which would sit with them at the table.

The human predilection for combining tenacity and tedium goes back a long way; in the early twentieth century, for instance, there was a fad for pole-sitting, in which practitioners would sit atop flagpoles, often for days at a time, winking at crowds.

I also learned about "carrion," in which his dogs would roll luxuriously, and a "veranda," on which they would sit of an evening, curled contentedly at the feet of their god.

Common tests, which students would sit alongside their final exams, could provide a comparable measure of universities' educational performance.

I tell you this man could write a comedy about Auschwitz, at which we would sit laughing helplessly until we cried with inextinguishable anger.

They decided to host a potluck dinner at which guests would sit together at tables for eight fourur Dutch and four Latinos.