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Meanings of sitting in English
Usage of sitting in English
1
RNZ asked all sitting party leaders whether they support four year terms.
2
Not today, of course, because today Mina was sitting at the table.
3
I called Dorothy today and her father said she's not baby-sitting anymore.
4
She is sitting outside in the cart; I cannot bring her in.
5
Some were smoking; some chatting merrily together; some sitting in dreamy languor.
6
They remain, however, only two points behind their usual rivals, sitting fourth.
7
In Lord Marshmoreton's study a council of three was sitting in debate.
8
And he would be sitting alone in the dark in the wine-cellar.
9
I'm sorry.' He shifted his sitting position, checked the grounds behind him.
10
It's all right sitting there saying we won't change anything, he said.
11
The Bines what-not in the sitting-room was grimly orthodox in its equipment.
12
He told it sitting in the firelight, the boy in his arms.
13
Shaikh Ibrahim said to himself: 'Why am I sitting so far away?
14
Tod opened the door of the sitting-room and the Swede stepped in.
15
Peterson said, 'I can't believe the bikers left it all sitting here.
16
Roma was sitting in the shadow with a roaring in her ears.
About this term
Sitting through the time
Sitting across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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