How To Use Sit out In A Sentence
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Being opening adjustment for reclassifying rental deposit out of expenses.
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He can afford to sit out the property slump.
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The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.
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I began to reflect on the bitterly frigid winter days of my youth, when I would sit outside in the backyard of the old house.
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It was such a cold month that his mom would not let him sit outside without his Yogi Bear face mask.
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Laxman got an opportunity to bat only once against UAE and had to sit out in the match against Sri Lanka due to indisposition.
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Residents found it impossible to sit outside in their gardens or have their windows open because of the racket.
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The total figure raised by these gallant ladies on their Sit Out Night in aid of Newry Hospice in December amounted to £2,700 and 1,700 euro.
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Workmen sit outside in helmets and luminous jackets, lounging in the sun before returning to work.
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All they do is sit outside with a laptop, wait for customers to make a purchase, then use a so-called sniffer program to get into a store's wireless network.
CNN Transcript Aug 6, 2008
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Once you find a comfortable place to sit outdoors and have a morning cup of coffee or an evening sundowner, a funny thing happens.
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There are performances by the Kirov Ballet, a symposium of 25 Nobel laureates, concerts and the opportunity to visit outstanding museums and galleries.
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Shall we go and sit out in the sun?
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Every Wednesday morning, a large crowd of hopeful ayahs, cooks and drivers would sit outside the American embassy, praying that an expat would call them for an interview.
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Or sit out there making a Daisy Chain, but I think after my photography session I've had enough suspicious glances from my neighbours seeing me yet again prostrate on my lawn.
Spring is Sprung
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LIVERPOOL (AFP) - Alberto Aquilani intends to make up for lost time by playing a crucial role as Liverpool look to salvage their season, but may have to sit out
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But they sit out the first round, a fact that conspiracy theorists will seize on.
Times, Sunday Times
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Maybe he has displaced one but he could hardly walk and had to sit out training.
Times, Sunday Times
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Iranians tend to sit outside, smoking shisha and drinking coffee.
Times, Sunday Times
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But they sit out the first round, a fact that conspiracy theorists will seize on.
Times, Sunday Times
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He likes to pitch often, and he goes a bit stir-crazy when he has to sit out for a couple of days.
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It is best to deposit outgoing mail at the post office rather than your mailbox.
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They are great places to just take a picnic and sit out in the sunshine.
The Sun
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They just sit out at the front of the house.
Times, Sunday Times
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They simply tanked in the play-offs when he had to sit out with a hip injury…
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She was prepared to sit out the years of Jack's jail sentence.
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She had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle.
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Steven takes a seat in a back pew while Julia walks forward to sit outside the confessional, where she waits a short moment for another penitent to emerge before entering herself.
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I don't think I have ever had them go stale -- and they are, in calmer years, one of the first cookies I make during the holidays to sit out on our table in cookie tins since they last so well.
Espresso Chocolate Chip Mandelbrot For The Troops
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We sit out here at night, and the patio's nice for entertaining.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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The deposit outgrowth of tectonic evolution of the Jinning - Chengjing Period.
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Although the 22,000 all-seater stadium and sports complex would sit outside the ward's boundaries, many residents fear it would have a big impact on their quality of life, not to mention the value of their homes.
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Nasser Hussain sometimes gritted his teeth to complete a match when one of his frequently broken "poppadom" fingers suffered its latest injury but discretion usually resurfaced in time for him to sit out the subsequent games until they had properly healed.
How Ian Bell braved the insult of injury in England's cause
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I sit out by the loft and observe the birds a lot and if one looks a bit off I can see it.
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With $100,000 invested in his boat, Mr. Roskind said he couldn't afford to sit out the halibut s eason, which runs from May through September.
Skippers at Sea Over a License to Fish
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I really wanted to get high because I was very really stressed out, and something about having the Feds sit outside my apartment kept me from copping any drugs.
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Shall we go and sit out?
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I only buy a liscence to help the local economy, sit out and watch for something, sometimes I even load my rifle before I go out, and play alot of euchre and have some great fellowship.
Some Incidental Information
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If Schaeffer leaves after spring practice, he will have to sit out next season but still would have two years of eligibility remaining.
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We went to the village, to sit outside and natter, boozily.
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At other times they sit outside on the shady terrace, playing cards or dominoes, the same easy laughter floating through the lazy air.
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A pleasant morning, and nice to get a chance to see the city showing its better colors; Ljubljana has many riverside cafés and it is all quite pleasant (for my tastes today with the sun, although even in the rain the locals sit outside, I think in part because one cannot smoke indoors and so (mostly) smokers are always out there gossipping and smirting and so on).
Breakfast in Bed
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The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.
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The global investment banking operation will sit outside of the structure.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sit out on the deck and admire the views while you tuck in.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now the day lasts and lasts, the cats sit outside, their eyes growing larger and ever larger as the light fades.
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It was such a balmy evening we chose to sit outside, a decision we did not regret.
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In the holidays you'd come down in the morning and sit out in the garden and eat ice lollies my mum had made.
Times, Sunday Times
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The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.
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I know it's disgraceful, but I go to sleep at the opera, and I sit out the _opera bouffé_ to the last minute, and enjoy it.
Anna Karenina
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When it's straight out of the fridge it's like claggy cotton wool, so allow it to sit out in a cool place for 15 minutes before using it.
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Sit out on the deck and admire the views while you tuck in.
Times, Sunday Times
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All the benches were by this time full, all classes of the day finished, leaving couples and friends free to sit out in the sun for a few fun-loving hours before the parties and all-nighters began.
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Quincy and I sit out on the deck and read for hours at a stretch.
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It was such a cold month that his mom would not let him sit outside without his Yogi Bear face mask.
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She had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle.
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The 32-year-old admitted that the persistent injury has caused him to sit out training for a considerable period of time.
Times, Sunday Times
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To spend an afternoon at the pokies with a stubbie in your hand while the sheila and kids sit outside the pub in the 4-wheel drive is one of Australia's great institutions.
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She was prepared to sit out the years of Jack's jail sentence.
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Tourists can visit outlying areas like the Napa Valley Wine Country.
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You sit outside in a courtyard full of lemon trees with the scent of jasmine wafting over.
Times, Sunday Times
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If monkeys, crows, or other bold marauders are overnumerous, he probably has to sit out in the rude watch-house in the little clearing and keep the scarecrows moving, or by shouts and other means drive off the uninvited pests.
The Manóbos of Mindanáo Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume XXIII, First Memoir
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In the daytime the brasserie is a great place to have a drink or sit out on the partially heated terrace and enjoy the outside air.
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For the cleanest results, springerle should sit out overnight, uncovered, to dry or "cure" before seeing the inside of the oven.
Wunderbar Cookies
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They are great places to just take a picnic and sit out in the sunshine.
The Sun
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I arrive and it is a three-hour drive to the lodge in the Torres del Paine National Park, set amid a dramatic landscape—towering snow-capped mountains, bright-blue lakes and lush grass; I sit outside for an hour or so taking in the changing shapes and colors as the day ends.
Trekking Across Chile's Majestic Frontier
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He can afford to sit out the property slump.
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It's too cold to sit outside.
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The shop also does teas and you sit outside, in the garden, and the lady of the house brings everything out on a large anodised aluminium tray, circa 1955, stepping onto a timber verandah and down three steps to the lawn, where the tables are set.
Archive 2006-09-01
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Senior cornerback Ras-I Dowling (hamstring) and junior strong safety Rodney McLeod (knee) are participating in pregame drills, though given they've done that before the past two games -- and went on to sit out both -- that's not necessarily an indication either will play today against VMI.
Live from Scott Stadium: Virginia vs. VMI
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The batteries go in a backpack, the motors sit outside her legs, and the whole contraption is expensive.
Times, Sunday Times
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Tourists can visit outlying areas like the Napa Valley Wine Country.
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Ronnie Carey: nursing an ankle injury which may force him to sit out Dungannon's opening All-Ireland League fixture.
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A pleasant morning, and nice to get a chance to see the city showing its better colors; Ljubljana has many riverside cafés and it is all quite pleasant (for my tastes today with the sun, although even in the rain the locals sit outside, I think in part because one cannot smoke indoors and so (mostly) smokers are always out there gossipping and smirting and so on).
Breakfast in Bed
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We sit out on the terrace overlooking the considerable lawn.
Times, Sunday Times
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Wade had 27 points, eight rebounds and six assists in returning from a hip flexor injury that caused him to sit out Wednesday night's loss in Boston.
USATODAY.com
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It's too cold to sit outside.
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They just sit out at the front of the house.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.
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We get a lot of star-studded nights down here and we have the outdoor fireplace, so it's nice to be able to sit outside in the evenings and enjoy a glass of wine.
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Saunders said Gilbert Arenas (mild right groin strain) practiced on Thursday, but Kirk Hinrich was forced to sit out of contact stuff after developing a charlie horse.
Adam Morrison, Sean Marks released [UPDATED]
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Both players were due to sit out the FA Cup tie because of one-match bans after picking up five bookings this season.
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Sit out on the deck and admire the views while you tuck in.
Times, Sunday Times
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Beautiful rooms, an eye-wateringly gorgeous view over the boats and out to sea, a balcony to sit out and watch the sea crash against the harbour wall and a bar which got us trollied on champagne cocktails.
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Games arrive to rescue college football from the most off of off-seasons Alabama, No. 1 in preseason football rankings, a healing force in Tuscaloosa Eight Miami players must sit out games and repay benefits, NCAA rules Arizona and Arizona State deal with rash of odd injuries College football is much better in on-season with corny Lee Corso in headdress, Ralphie on stampede, Beano Cook on podcast and Nevin Shapiro in prison.
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We would sit outside listening to the clear whistles of orioles and the squeaky calls of finches.
El Colibrí (The Hummingbird)
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Sit outside one of the cafes with a glass of pastis and you will soon realise just why this part of France is so eternally popular.
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Floppers should have to sit out a game with a dunce hat on.
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I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.
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It's too cold to sit outside.
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I agree the current players shouldn't be punished; let them transfer without having to sit out a year.
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But they sit out the first round, a fact that conspiracy theorists will seize on.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many potential homeowners decided to sit out the recession in rented accommodation, leaving their money in high-earning accounts.
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Sit outside and your pooch can sit with you, complete with his own water dish and a dog biscuit made on the premises.
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Ronnie Carey: nursing an ankle injury which may force him to sit out Dungannon's opening All-Ireland League fixture.
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The sugary flanks of the mountains sit out with startling clarity across the valley.
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He can afford to sit out the property slump.
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On summer nights it's great to sit outside and if it gets a bit nippy they light the gas heaters.
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Tourists can visit outlying areas like the Napa Valley Wine Country.
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We sit out on the terrace overlooking the considerable lawn.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle.
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I would have much rather preferred to sit out here and let my skin burn underneath the noonday sun.
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These lukewarm attitudes open up the possibility that some may ultimately decide to sit out this election.
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The global investment banking operation will sit outside of the structure.
Times, Sunday Times
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But they sit out the first round, a fact that conspiracy theorists will seize on.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Indian summers, when the weather is still good enough to sit out, it's great to have some pots on your patio full of plants with rich, warm colours.
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If the action gets too intense, sit out and lick your lollipop or just tattle on the others.
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You sit outside in a courtyard full of lemon trees with the scent of jasmine wafting over.
Times, Sunday Times
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As spelled out in the NBA's collective bargaining agreement, players who don't sign with the teams that picked them can sit out the season and reenter the next year's draft.
Arn Tellem: Oh, Henry!
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We’ve been too well-off for too long, so unless Obama comes up with a memory-killing drug to put in the water supply, he’ll be lucky if he’s allowed to sit out the rest of his term sucking his thumb in the Oval Office, while the governors and legislators like Rep. Ryan take the lead.
The joke that is the CBO
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You sit outside in a courtyard full of lemon trees with the scent of jasmine wafting over.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's a comfortable loungey atmosphere that's even livelier in summer when you can sit outside.
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You also should have some sort of floating pad so that the little froglets can sit out of the water.
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The Phoenix Suns are obliged to score 140 points per game and grab a playoff berth while Amare Stoudemire and his detached retina sit out this ambitious campaign.
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The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.
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I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.
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Maybe he has displaced one but he could hardly walk and had to sit out training.
Times, Sunday Times
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Today I sit outside my tent, makeup long gone and hair fried, with feet like a hobbit, the skin of an alligator and eyebrows you could lose a tractor in.