Japanese · to sit (down)
Don't sit on it.
I may sit in the back.
There's no chair to sit upon.
Let's find something to sit on.
Is there any room for me?
Where am I supposed to sit?
Don't sit down on the sofa.
Is this where Tom sits?
Let's not sit here.
I'm looking for a place to sit.
I've decided to stay here.
I'm looking for a place to sit.
I motioned her to a seat.
She is accustomed to sitting.
Let's find something to sit on.
John sits by Jack.
As soon as I sat down, I fell asleep.
I'd rather she sat next to me.
I motioned for her to sit down.
As soon as I sat down, I fell asleep.
I like sitting by the window.
They are looking for chairs to sit on.
As soon as I sat down, I fell asleep.
A girl should not sit with her legs crossed.
No sooner had we sat down than we found it was time to go.
Tom can sit here if he wants to.
You are sitting between Meg and me.
No sooner had we sat down than she brought us coffee.
Make sure that chair is firm before you sit on it.
So they sought a place such that the conference seating would have them facing the Americans.
A middle-aged woman with a knapsack on her back seemed to be looking for a place to sit down.
Black people had to sit in the back of the bus, or stand if the back was full.
Don't stay around here.
Don't stay around here.
Tom likes sitting on the floor.
I am already accustomed to sitting on tatami.
They sit on the ground or on blankets made of the wool of the llama or alpaca.
John sits by Jack.
As soon as he sat down, he picked up the telephone.
An essential condition for a helpful interview is a quiet room in which doctor and parents can sit comfortably and in private without being interrupted.
My grandfather always sits in this chair.
We have enough seats for everyone.
There were enough seats for all of us.
The waiter helped the lady with the chair.
I feel quite at ease when I sit in this chair.
The umpire sits in a high chair at the side of the court.
There are not enough chairs for us to sit on.
After being told, "Please, sit down," I sit in the chair.