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We nodded our heads as we pulled our chairs away from the wall to sit in front of him.

AS I sit in a shadowy corner, I observe a slow and gradual elongation of his mouth.

You always sit in front of the computer and type the whole day. But you always end up in tears because your format goes all over the place.

Al: I don't feel a little bit sick all day, but it happened so quickly. I just sit in here; everything started to go round and round.

'While you're in the submarine you sit in an air bubble which means your feet are underwater but the rest of you stays dry.

He said he didn't want to have a white-collar job and sit in an office all day.

The grandpa and grandma sit in the front, with a naughty little boy between them.

Having drunken up the last swig of beer at every meal, he would sit in the sofa, close his eyes and stroke around his belly.

Quiet sit in front of the computer, you and I said in my heart, let the words you cherish friendship, as I cherish life.

47, she used to sit in this spot every night, wearing every piece of jewelry she owns, just waiting for her long-lost love.

Whatever, you know what? You want to be a @#%$? That's cool. Just sit in your closet, listen your loser rock. And I'll see you tomorrow.

The children argued about whose turn it was to sit in the front seat.

So that's what you were doing. I noticed you trying to sit in the Key and wait for a pass. Were you trying to slamduck?

The old woman had to sit in the corner behind the stove and they gave her just a little food in a pottery bowl.

Tonino also recommends landing on the balls of your feet with knees bent and butt back, as if you were about to sit in a chair.

The latter staged a sit-in at Bangkok's international airport for a week that left thousands of passengers stranded.

Perhaps the next time he suggests a night out, I can persuade him to see a film, so we can sit in blissful silence in the cinema instead.

Whether we like a particular piece of news or not, all we have to do is to sit in front of the tube and let it happen.

Mrs Clinton and her would-be First Gentleman sit in a diner, discussing which song she will choose for her campaign theme.

When you actually go and sit in one of these classrooms, at first it's very bizarre. I sat down and I thought, "What is going on? "

He would sometimes show up hours late for a state banquet honoring an African head of state, then sit in a far corner before bolting away.

For some time he continued to sit in silence. Then he looked up, lifted those hands calmly, judiciously, and nodded his head.

And she had to sit in the front if she wanted to see anything.

My song will sit in the pupils of your eyes, and will carry your sight into the heart of things.

In the center of the square, tents house several hundred people who have been involved in a week-long sit-in.

Sounds like another ridiculous fad to me. I suppose you've got to wrap yourself in cellophane and sit in a sauna!

It seems to be a popular club now; any country with even a remote interest in the Asia-Pacific region wants to join, or at least sit in.

Only with a warm-hearted friend's help can I sit in front you and be able to speak some simple words and sentences.

Lectures might be hard for this person to sit through, and that's why it's important for them to sit in the front and take notes.

Sometimes, he would also sit in silence, absorbed in his own thoughts. I wondered what was going through his mind?

Excuse me, did not work on your performance on the stage when you sit in the audience cheering for you cry, we love to love, sad it?

Move the hips back as if you were going to sit in a chair.

You think, "Tell me more about this car. " The salesman states that this new revolutionary car drives itself while you sit in the back seat.

After a week's tense work and study, it feels good to sit in the ball room, listening to light music in the soft lamplight.

And the pilot, I actually knew -- because they used to let me sit in the jump seat, to tell you how long ago this was.

At least he knew a very special prayer, and he knew of that very special place where his master used to sit in that very special forest.

"The prop person probably thought he was going to sit in it, " a baffled senior aide said on Thursday night.

D: I'm delighted that you could come. Please come and sit in the living-room. Can I get you a cup of coffee or any other drink?

Pier-decks are largely the resort of the old, who sit in cardigans out of the wind and watch the young passing.

I want to see if I can, you know -- I need to just see if I can sit in on some of your practices, see what drills you do and whatever.

The driver has the responsibility to assure the children under 14 cannot sit in the front seats, unless they fasten the safe belt.

Ten to fifteen minutes before going to bed find a quiet, uncluttered, and comfortable room and sit in a comfortable chair with a high back.

The men had moved off up the road to sit in the dark and smoke out of range of the noise she made.

And you can sit in a room like this with a joystick and a headset and drive a robot like that around the bottom of the ocean in real time.

It is hard to combine that sort of attitude with a desire to sit in the driving seat.

When I look back on this I wish that there had been children's services, where kids could sit in a more relaxed atmosphere.

The court may sit in divisions but there must be at least one judge and two other members to hear a case.

The word must sit in the lumber room of every cinema, a set of marquee letters permanently joined up and ready to be re-winched into place.

Can't you think of anything better to do than walk the streets all day or sit in a coffeeshop?

Just as there will always be those who prefer to sit in the dark, brooding over everything they have lost.

More than four tons of loot seized by British police sit in a warehouse in London's Heathrow Airport awaiting repatriation.

People sit in their cars, looking at news on their navigation screens, or line up to get drinking water when a source is open.

When Regina Mayer's parents dashed her hopes of getting a horse, the resourceful 15-year-old did not sit in her room and sulk.

You sit in class all year, and one day at the end of the year you regurgitate everything you learned, and that's the end of it.

I'd like to sit in the meeting with you if I could.

Christian protesters outside the building on national television sit-in demonstrations have been held for nearly a week.

Outside of peak times and at night travel in the front carriage of the train with the driver or sit in the guard's compartment.

Canadians have no wish to play armchair quarterback or to sit in judgment of U. S. frailties .

There were four or five trees that we visited regularly----tall beeches, easy to climb and comfortable to sit in.

Other reporters choose to hear the announcements in the courtroom, where they sit in a section of seats reserved for members of the press.

You might not be able to sit in this chair, but at least you can learn something from it!

There were four or five trees that we visited regularly----tall beech es, easy to climb and comfortable to sit in.

But it does get to the point that not all of the 1 million women are going to be informed that they sit in this high-risk group.

I spent the rest of the time trying to sit in a way that he couldn't see the hole.

The children sit in a semicircle, listening closely(attentively) to my stories.

You sit in the living room wondering why all the servants quit the day before, and if your assistant is ever going to call you back.

Put him in a round room and tell him to sit in one corner!

All around the waiting room of his office, people suffering from psychotic disorders sit in thick clothing, eyes wide, staring silently.

Take some time alone, sit in a room with a piece of paper and write down everything that you feel makes you, you.

Somehow or other that seemed honest to me. I said let's just sit in the car and talk.

"I'm hoping to marry in two years' time, when I am 20, " he said. "I'll sit in my wife's handbag and travel the world with her. "

So I sit in the dark on nights when I'm scrambling to meet a deadline and rely on the glow of the computer screen to illuminate my papers.

How carefully she will look after you! She will never allow you to be tired, to sit in a draught, to neglect your food.

Sometimes when there were few passengers, she would sit in the front rows, and the bus driver would talk to her.

You carry all your unnecessary and expensive acquisitions into the apartment and sit in the dark feeling sorry for yourself.

He would sit in a tiny, wooden chair, barely large enough to hold even his slight frame.

Sit in the yoga mat, in the left leg crossed over the right leg, stretching his arms to make it with the body vertical.

All day long the cobbler would sit in his tiny shop, mending boots and shoes and sometimes making new ones to order.

Then dry little Mr. Cram came, leaving large Mrs. Cram to sit in. No one asked Arnold to get up and he was unable to rise.

Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him how to fish, and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day.

The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry will sit in the front row.

The hostess indicated wheRe the guests were to sit in heR usual dictatorial manner.

I sit in th long grass trying to keep my hand-held camera a little steadier than my nerves.

I can create a Zero app to sit in front of my enterprise app that transforms a set of enterprise services into a set of nimble Web services.

We house-sit in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, five or six months a year, taking classes, doing volunteer work, reconnecting with friends.

Check your body. Lower your shoulders, make sure your tongue isn't pressed against the top of your mouth, don't sit in a contorted way.

Beth ate no more, but crept away to sit in her shadowy corner and brood over the delight to come, till the others were ready.

If it's sunny out, Mr. Chiara sometimes likes to wear the jeans when they're "almost completely dry" and sit in the sun.

Once sprogs would sit in a circle, play pass the parcel and leave (after saying thank you) with a squashed piece of sponge cake in a napkin.

But here I sit, in 2007, and my word isn't enough to get my kid out of a detention for lateness.

Steven: Come on, you sit in the office too long. It is nothing good for your health.

Chill an old fashioned glass by filling it with ice or letting it sit in the freezer for a bit.

He imagined that as in Africa he had had to sit in a mosque wearing a burnous, in Moscow he must be gracious and bountiful as the Tsars .

Would he still sit in jail for a year and a half?

It seemed that I would be the first person to make comments to your fine art, though I never adventured to sit in the Sofa.

When you are 11, she sends you and friends to the cinema, while you ask her to sit in another row.

As you sit in the interview, imagine your fellow recovering alcoholics in there, rooting for you.

He would sit in his favourite wing-backed armchair, and read about distant lands and cultures, in far-away places around the world.

Sometimes sit in the computer before you forget everything, is not to think of anyone who was who in a trance.

I'll even sit in the first row of every Little League game and cheer until my throat is sore and my tonsils are raw.

There are obvious benefits to being warm blooded. Like not having to sit in the sun for a few hours just to get going in the morning.

It's easy to sit in a room and pound away at spreadsheets, but sometimes you have to get your hands dirty.

Can you ask a neighbor to sit in your house during the kids' nap on Saturday afternoon so you can get out for coffee as a couple?

It would be a privilege for anyone to sit in on her lectures.

turn off the heat and let the cookies sit in the warm oven for an hour or so.

Sit in front and you get a picture-window forward view as the train tears through a dark tunnel.

With today's model, it is no longer necessary to sit in cramped quarters for a specific time.

Little Ethan can just about sit in it, plus with granny's fruit basket, our little Ethan turned into a little fishman.

and sit in, you know, in the little boxed set along with the other three films.

Do the movement as if you were squatting to sit in a chair.

Do not sit in the corner and sulk. It draws attention in a negative way. Draw attention to yourself, but on your own terms.

She could not drive to such an office in her own car, or even sit in it if that might mean mingling with the opposite sex.

Now the black man doesn't have to sit in the back of the bus, the American people made him president and we are proud of that.

Sit in a booth at your favorite diner or brunch spot and linger longer than you normally would, chatting over a few extra cups of coffee.

Of these, Morgan Stanley has the least cause for worry, since its swaps already sit in a non-bank subsidiary (see chart).

Bureau of Education only know how to sit in air-conditioned rooms inside the closed repairer, and there was no grassroots levels research.

Your eyes are full of compassion as you sit in peace and let the surrounding love vibrations fill your body.

There was nothing when you came into this planet that gave you any hope that you would sit in a chair in 2011 and be safe.

To hear better, we'll sit in the front row.

We had seats, but had to ask people to move to sit in my seat and the aisle became completely packed with people like sardines in a can.

Her only consolation was to sit in her little garden and fling her arms round the pretty marble statue which was so like the Prince.

Facing him, sit in his lap and mount him, with your legs wrapped snugly around his waist.

Today, I sit in a surgical ICU beside my favorite Jack as he recovers from a five-hour operation to repair a massive aortic aneurysm.

Asking people to sit in the dark plays very well to a widely held prejudice that "the greens" want us all to go back to living in caves.

when else would you sit in a chair in the living room looking at a dead tree , eating candy out of old socks ?

Sit in the driver's seat of the vehicle. Make sure all the doors are closed and both keys are with you.

For the millions of us who sit in front of a computer all day at work, it's not good news.

Thank goodness it's a short journey. I ain't bear to sit in a train for more than two or three hours.

The president of Turkey wanted the Obama administration to let a Turkish astronaut sit in on a NASA space flight.

To access this space of stillness, just sit in a relaxed position and get in touch with you inner body.

You sit in an outdoor area which is surrounded by walls of glass while music chills everybody out on the sofas & bean bags.

After all, the flight engineer, who used to sit in the cockpit with the two pilots, has already been replaced by a computer.

For the majority of the year she worked there, she was never asked to do anything except sit in meetings, quietly.

Despite the scale of the July 8 protests and the open sit-in, there was no immediate reaction from the Supreme Council.

She won't sit in the lounge with the other residents, because she can't bear to hear the noise of the television.

Connect the heart rate clip to your earlobe or the web of skin between your thumb and index finger. Sit in a chair.

Sit in the chair that you place in the middle of the magic circle.

He sit in the front of the hall, so as to hear what the speaker said more clearly.

Splash screens are bad enough when they sit in front of a site's real homepage, but at least users encounter those screens only once.

In Concord, he got to meet Gov. Lynch and sit in on a discussion about the state budget.

Perhaps I did a fine job in helping Mr. Wu, but I can't help feeling uneasy about the prominent seat that Mr. Wu had me sit in.

"Is there anything we can do to help? " Christy asks as she and Alice sit in on an otherwise all-male Facebook strategy session.

The sun is shining beautifully outside. Why should I sit in the office with these horrible works?

"The musicians will sit in their gallery, " said the young Student.

Try changing routines as often as you can: take a bus instead of going by car, sit in a different chair.

makes the little boy sit in the confession booth and he closes the door.

To understand how these muscles work, try this; sit in a straight-backed chair and lean slightly forward.

The hills are covered with wild dahlias , the sun is delicious, and at night you can sit in front of a log fire and drink a little brandy.

Two receptionists sit in the dark, unheated lobby, with matching blankets on their knees.

Using a Walk In and Sit in Bath means you can have an easy access getting in and out of your bath.

Words cannot begin to describe the feeling one gets as they idly sit in an ever-growing line of cars on a freeway entrance ramp.

Sit in a comfortable position and close your eyes. Picture yourself feeling prepared for your test or kicking the winning goal in soccer.

When her duties were lightest she was content to sit in quiet meditation, the marvel of life holding her as in a trance.

Anyone who fails to meet the basic prerequisites will have to sit in an examination designed for this purpose.

At the front counter, blocks of cheese and guavas sit in a glass case.

That same feeling I felt again, as I stood there seeing them all lying as they used to sit, in those two long rows.

His pawns sit in temple, get a name of living Buddha, touch people's head. Our people then give the money which for buying herds to temple.

From key middle school, and grades come out in front, the teacher will I sit in the front row.

Phaneuf invited Taylor to sit in on his upper-division nuclear physics class and introduced him to technician Bill Brinsmead.

Perfection for me is to sit in my servant's quarters and wait for you to ring the bell.

Viner let me sit in on daily clinical rounds, scheduled that day for C. , a young woman who had been at Yellowbrick for three months.

Just for today, I will not sit in my living room all day in my nightdress. Instead, I will move my computer into the bedroom.

We would sit in these pools in the sand and just let the children play.

For the entire interview, I got to sit in the "fat girl chair" .

Make sure the place you choose is well lighted, and sit in a chair that requires you to sit straight.

While my mother could make herself the star of the family party , I was more inclined to sit in the corner .

The Chief Executive may, as he or she deems necessary, invite other persons concerned to sit in on meetings of the Council.

Concerts are awesome because you get to sit in the sun with your friends, eat some some French fries, watch an amazing band!

Let's sit in the garden for a bit.

We do not sit in judgement of those that take our lives dear ones, for that is not our role.

She was content just to sit in front of the television all day.

Back-seat recliner: Most Maybach owners rarely sit in the front seat of their car; they have chauffeurs.

The decision to have the Supreme Court sit in judgment over acts of the legislature was a later invention.

Must be very ill. The nurse helped to make the poor man sit in the chair.

Another way is for a hunter to sit in a tree near the place where a tiger has eaten somebody.

There are those here, who sit in the chairs, who say that this man speaking is pretending to channel.

However, it is vital for a man of practice to sit in Zen and meditation.

How I wish I could always sit in the car like this, getting faraway from here all the time, and enjoy my freedom forever.

Distinguished judges and a prosecutor sit in a sleepy suburb of the Dutch capital, The Hague.

After a long struggle, I finally sit in the university classroom learning of nearly five years of the medical curriculum.

It was the high court's first decision regarding sit-in protests throughout the southern states.

That definitely solves one issue, which is needing to leave the game and just sit in a chat channel.

As the Burmese workers eat lunch, they also practice their new language skills. They sit in small groups with an English-speaking volunteer.

Unlike satellite-connected units, which must sit in a clearing, Javelin nodes can beam data out of thick, leafy woods.

These little gadgets pick your pocket while they sit in it, filching many thousands of dollars from you over the years.

Packets sit in a potentially large queue and wait to be transmitted over the slow network.

In a rehearsal studio students sit in quiet concentration, scribbling on large pieces of paper spread out across the floor.

For instance, where you're having the meeting, where you'll sit in relation to the patient, even what you'll wear is important.

Sit in a comfortable chair with ann rests, and let the gravity of your body sink right into it.

"It was beautifully warm and intimate, with everyone and the kids all able to sit in one room, " Waters recalled.

Then I was told to please sit in a chair by an open window while he pressed something marked "Seat Ejector Button. "

King put his cloak draped over her, hold her on the horse, let her sit in front of their own, with her back to the palace.

They may sit in the dye vat from an hour up to a month and the colours benefit from curing before the yarn is washed.

LL: That sounds good. You could sit in the air-conditioned library all summer and read and play on the Internet.

The instructor and the "driver" sit in the front seats and the other three students sit in the back.

It is pleasant to sit in the green wood, and to watch the Sun in his chariot of gold, and the Moon in her chariot of pearl.

On shore, clams and cockles sit in heaps before a long brick row of low fisherman's homes, the door posts pasted with bright paper charms.

Well, here I sit in my house in Ann Arbor, typing out a post for you crazy Charisma Arts cats.

The top of the kayak has a deck, with a hole for the user to sit in, often sealed off with a spray skirt.

not liking to sit in the cold and darkness , i thought i would lie down on my bed , dressed as i was.

As you exercise or sit in the hot sun, your body temperature rises and your sweat glands get to work passing liquid through your skin.

It's like some "zen masters" that brag about how long they sit in zazen. How long you sit is not the point.

Sure, Dashan. Yunbo, why don't you take a nap in the back seat? I'll sit in the front with Dashan.

Fine. I'd rather sit in my room in the dark all night long than do something I already know for no reason.

Be gentle with yourself. Allow yourself to sit in the moment and adjust to your new experience.

If you go in a large party, it is not always possible for all to sit in the same part of the theater.

However, this does not mean that every film translation of the title, one by one they will have to sit in the right seats.

Think of a person, be at tidy up room of time, will stop dead, sit in the corner, quiet recollection, silly steal joy silly.

It is so easy to sit in our armchairs watching others working.

By deciding to sit in the front row, you can get over this irrational fear and build your self confidence.

"My presentation skills have greatly improved and I no longer sit in terror when I present at conferences, " he says.

Children in "time out" have to sit in a corner or by a wall. They can get up only when they are ready to act nicely.

After dinner ladies and children together, honey, sit in the garden, taste the snacks.

some may have to sit in the upper circle. These seats are the least expensive of the three.

Many headmasters like to sit in on classes whenever they have time, to hear the teachers' and students' ideas on teaching and study.

Leslie and Michael would sit in the dark, monitoring the action.

Mike: Like I said. . . boring . Anyway, we could sit in class and watch that.

I have an afternoon off today. I think I shall sit in the garden and take it easy.

I can still remember the sitting-room where my mother and I used to sit in the evenings.

The old man took two tranquilizers and a glass of wine, and went to sit in his bath.

I'm a big fan of using new technology, but I don't want to sit in front of a computer screen all day.

When Bean returned to Earth he would sit in shopping malls, simply to marvel at the variety of human life.

Then I would be able to go sit in the bed or lay upright for 45 minutes, and then it would come back again.

All he had wanted was to sit in the long grasses and drink some water.

He turned out to be a 22-year-old student, operating from a bed-sit in west London.

He can only sit in the water and croak to other frogs, and can't be the chum of any human being.

When he was washing dishes in the sink, Tony asked hime to sit for a conference, He'd like Walter to sit in.

People sit in mid air, tapping away at a computer, with only a toe hooked under a wall strap to anchor themselves.

Look around and grab something that "catches your eye. " Now sit in front of the object and study it for a moment.

Children like to sit in the front seats held by the parents.

From the solemn gloom of the temple children run out to sit in the dust, God watches them play and forgets the priest.

I'd love (or like) to sit in the garden. I love (or like) sitting in the garden when it's fine.

But the fact that our dressings and dips sit in a chilled environment means that moisture is a consideration.

It is late at night, I sit in front of my computer and was really enraptured by one beautiful music sent by a special man never seen.

As an overwhelmed parent myself, I'd sit in session and secretly wonder how these fabulous parents had done it all.

The night nothing can do, we landed back-to-back nestled in glass Windows and sit, in an atmosphere of quiet secure reading favourite book.

"Our observation was this was not something that would sit in a garage or be easily hidden. "

Oliver Holmes In this symposium my part is only to sit in silence. To express one's feelings as the end draws near is too intimate a task.

LIM: A heavyset 65-year-old wearing thick spectacles, he takes me to sit in a Qing Dynasty palace, which is now a hotel.

Remove tight-fitting clothing from your upper arm, and sit in a chair with your feet flat on the floor.

One afternoon we sit in a hut while women enter one by one to tell their stories.

One gripe: Bankers used to flying business class have to sit in coach when on government business.

There is nothing for it but to sit in his usual place beside Mrs. Jackson.

other peoples have sprung up and held their torch high for a time, but it burned out, and they sit in twilight now, or have vanished.

They're not like all of you who can sit in rows and hear things said to you for hour after hour.

Using the three pearl-ended pins push them through the ribbon directly into a stem. Ensure they sit in a nice neat row.

One would think that in an era where communication is instantaneous, you would not have to get on an airplane and go sit in a meeting.

We always sit in the sofa to speak with the family or to rest.

Because I had never learned any French, my teach told me to sit in the corner and write anything I was interested in.