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seat

[seet] / sit /






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But analysts say Powell is more likely to vacate his seat if Waller is the pick—a respected colleague with whom he has worked closely.

From The Wall Street Journal

With many more people in town than two pigs could feed, tourism officials donated more pigs to meet the huge demand, and small restaurants have been serving crowds of visitors in outdoor seating areas.

From BBC

One literally eye-opening scene features a corpse’s eyelids being sewn to stay up so that she can be made up, propped up, and seated in a family photograph with her siblings and parents.

From The Wall Street Journal

For the demo ride, I sat in the right front seat and a development engineer sat in the left, with hands lightly touching the steering wheel.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I rode in the back of the pickup truck, crying over his body for seven hours while my children sat in the front seat," she told her London relative.

From BBC