sit with someone

Examples of sit

sit
How do you know that said popinjays aren't sitting on the background rather than the stripe (the ordinary)?
The boy wants to sit beside him, but his father leads him away.
We shall be remov'd from all our friends and acquaintance, and our poverty and meanness will by that means sit more easy upon us.
Such clarity in upholding accepted boundaries suggests an appreciation, if not an interaction, with the natural world that sits stoically within the prevailing utilitarian tradition.
They, in appreciation, voted him into municipal government, even while he sat in jail, although they, too, condemned his criminal activities.
He asked the plaintiffs to sit aside to discuss this ruling.
But, whatever editorial framework is adopted, let us make sure the generalisations sit more firmly on both their theories and their evidence.
The subject sat in a chair in front of the robot and monitor, and grasped a handle with his/her right hand.
Breathing heavily, she sat back in the chair and closed her eyes.
It is a beautifully proportioned composition and, with its angled entrance and rounded south-west corner, it sits on the site as if it grew there.
She did not sit around waiting for anyone.
An icy wind blows through your cotton shirt while you sit outside the hospital door, waiting for your wife to bring up the car.
Abandoned, burned-out cars sat beside walls covered with graffiti.
Even if courts continued to sit, they did so with diminishing effectiveness.
If he were to have his own way he would be perfectly happy to sit here seven days a week and not move.
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