He sat at the counter to eat his breakfast .
After that he sat at the desk and puffed at his cigar.
John and Mary sat at opposite ends of the table (to each other).
Looking down at the opposite bunk, Zeng Mei has got up and sat at her desk embroidering cross-stitch.
The Empress, and young princes of the blood, attended by many ladies, sat at some distance in their chairs.
We sat at the peak of Qianling, looking at the struggles of the city and watching the clouds drifting across the blue sky.
Zhou Yu sat at the door of Shun'an residence and looked at a big tree nearby. His eyes seemed to be glued.
I sat at the window thinking of you, thinking of our future, but suddenly we burst into tears. Because I know, it's just a delusion.
At any rate he sat at his desk all day, giving every appearance of industry, for he wished to be on equal terms with his respectable fellow townsmen who worked and worked hard.
In many ways, she had a very childish temperament, he instance, she could be mischievous and she could play dumb, traits he had never expected of her.
He sat at the table stuffing himself.
He sat at a different table, apparently without noticing her.
He sat at his desk, seemingly buried in papers, but he was always on guard.
Then, during a maths lesson, she walked to the front of the class and sat on his lap as he sat at his desk.
I sat at our humble kitchen table in our tiny, white rented home on Maple Street in Utica.
The two sons were told by their wife not to go out at all and only sat at home every day.
For five days, Old Zhishu sat at the bedside of Dashun's hospital, fed soup and medicine, dung and urinating, which moved the young man to tears.
Li Chao, a police officer on duty, sat at the corner of the desk at the Dongmen police station of Yucheng City, looking at the girl in front of him.
He sat at the head of the table, a gray old man with absent, faded eyes fastened on the door and head cocked slightly to hear the rustle of Ellen's petticoats, to smell the lemon verbena sachet.
She sat at the round dining table where my father usually sat.
So, while poor Geppetto shivered at home without a jacket, Pinocchio sat at a puppet show.
Vickie sneered at Sylvia who sat at the front of the room for talking too much with Amy and Erin.
She went into Paul and sat at his feet and heard him proclaim the mighty acts of God.
The man in blue straightly mounted was a fat man. He came to the tree and sat on it with a yuan-colored beard. The thin man sat at the opposite table.
At that time, I sat at the dining table and silently took this scene to the bottom of my eyes. I had a string in my heart, which was moved gently.
She sat at the window.
She sat at the feet of Freud himself.
Then he sat at one side of a table, face to face with Fengwen at the foot of the mountain.
As I sat at her table, I noticed a big black bird in a cage at the other end of the room.
One day in the middle of winter, when the snowflakes fell from the sky like feathers, a queen sat at a window netting.
He sat at his desk working.
A giant came into the kitchen and sat at the table.
The teacher sat at the dusty desk, carefully unfolded a crumpled letter paper and absorbed himself in writing.
Of those workers with the most bad habits, 37 percent said they sat at their desks all day, 41 percent took no breaks at work and 18 percent were most likely to lose.
The President sat at the head of the table.
Bynum again sat at the start of the game, though he started the third quarter in place of Trevor Ariza.
Tom and Miss Baker sat at either end of the long couch and she read aloud to him from the SATURDAY EVENING POST. --the words, murmurous and uninflected, running together in a soothing tune.
For more than an hour a scrawny guy sat at bar staring into his glass.
Now, as we sat at his kitchen table, he began to reminisce about what a fine man my dad had been.
After dinner, I sat at the bridge where I passed yesterday, looking at the change of color at dusk, and the lights of Yangshuo Old Street faded again.
I sat at my desk unhappily as usual.
We all know Rapunzel's tale, how she sat at the top of her lonely tower, her long hair hanging out the window, until finally, a prince climbed its ropy length to rescue her.
The bootee of roses sat at its foot, towered over by tall wreaths3 and sprays.
About the same time, time magazine ran a cover photograph purporting to show George Stephanopoulos peering over my shoulder as I sat at my desk fretting over Whitewater.
As I sat at her dinging room table I noticed that she had a large black bird locked in a cage at the far eng of the room.
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