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She sits _gracefully_; They live _happily_ and _contentedly_; we employ the verbs _sleeps, sits_, and _live_, in an active sense.

English Grammar in Familiar Lectures Samuel Kirkham

And sometimes he sits down on the bench and just _sits_ there.

The Brimming Cup Dorothy Canfield Fisher 1918

(_He sits on the bank and the_ CHISERA _sits below him.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

The title sits in eighth as sales climb again, up twelve percent.

Edge Online - Interactive Entertainment Today 2009

Rarely is the translation direct -- "add to this one frayed, high-water charro suit" or, "her entourage of viejitas (gossipy old biddies)" -- other times a term sits untranslated.

La Bloga 2009

The title sits on top and tells me there may be something, potentially, but if it’s not right there on my plate in front of me, why should I get up off my chair to go looking?

Tips for Creating a Great Theme Design Harry 2008

And so my recycling bin sits permanently on my back stoop.

hughstimson.org » Blog Archive » No Binners in Southern Victoria? 2009

Good rule of thumb – if you notice that the coach has sent a good player to the box (maybe one who'd normally kill penalties) after a too many men call – where he can pick who sits from the guys on the ice — it was probably that guy's fault.

There are too many reasons why too many men on ice calls occur 2010

The virgin sits around in the woods until a unicorn comes to her.

Joke Contest. Anybody in? 2009

McCain sits with one of the best healthcare plans anyone could want and its free to him.

McCain: I'm not in favor of a public health insurance option 2009