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seating

[see-ting] / ˈsi tɪŋ /


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Expansive living spaces fill the main floor of the residence, including a stunning sitting room with a retractable glass wall that opens the area to another outdoor seating space.

From MarketWatch

The iconic Rose Bowl opened in 1922, is a national historic landmark and boasts ample tailgating opportunities, but some fans have complained about the aging venue’s uncomfortable seating and lack of modern amenities.

From Los Angeles Times

The investments now under way—from higher staffing levels and faster equipment to redesigned seating that makes cafes more inviting—have the potential to transform the business into something even bigger.

From The Wall Street Journal

The operations team has discussed installing tall glass-paned doors that could spin open into the food-court-style seating and expand the effective square footage.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a seating chart, Jonah realized, like for a classroom.

From Literature