The boys sit on stools at tiny tables.

We used to sit on stools and play, and he would work around us because there was no room to move.

We threw our wallets on our cots and sat on stools.

Sprake and I sat on stools by the window.

Three guards sat on stools before the closed flap.

Some of them sat on stools along the counter eating pie and drinking cups of hot coffee.

I watched in fascination as they sat on stools, tying their ballet slippers and applying their makeup.

There were four men sitting on stools.

Elderly women sat on stools selling magazines, flowers, crucifixes and statuettes, but no one even paused to look.

Clan nobles sat on stools, lesser folk squatted on the trampled stubble of the cleared ground outside the stockade.

The courtiers sat on stools.

The sons of Mûsa sat on stools before the door, as did also the priest Mîtri, taking coffee with them.

The floor of the Jupiter Café is, in fact, underwater -we are all sitting on stools, counters and tables.

Then we sat on stools for an indefinite period, during which time we were not supposed to speak or move.

Frequently there was not even enough work for the two of them and they sat on stools all afternoon doing nothing.

Two elderly gentlemen of grave demeanor sat on stools behind a puncheon table, and near them a young man was writing.