Sentence for seated | Use seated in a sentence

Sentences using the word seated. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use seated in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for seated.

• Be seated. (8)
• Pray, be seated. (10)
• She remains seated. (8)
• Lindau remained seated. (9)
• Soames remained seated. (8)
• She did not bid him be seated. (10)
• Mr. Treffry was seated under the hood. (8)
• Gregory seated himself beside her on the bench. (8)
• That man seems by comparison celestially seated. (10)
• He seated himself in an arm-chair at a round table. (18)
• The widow bowed to her, and begged her to be seated. (10)
• He seated himself methodically and wrote to Cornelia. (10)
• Mrs. Hart asked, as she seated herself for the evening. (13)
• She found the minister seated in his chair beside his bed. (9)
• Gyp remained seated, the dog Duckie being still on her feet. (8)
• There too was Zachary Pearse seated on the edge of his dinghy. (8)
• Mr. Stone, seated at the bottom, was doing all he could to rise. (8)
• Gregory, who had opened a letter, was seated with his head in his hands. (8)
• The dog Balthasar, seated in the centre of the lawn, was examining his tail. (8)
• Imagine my surprise at finding myself thus seated amongst my old Acquaintance. (4)
• His daughters kissed each other; and he became seated between them in the taxi. (8)
• Human beings were seated there, whose matted hair clung round their tired faces. (8)
• Lady Busshe got up, ran two or three steps and seated herself in another chair. (10)
• Respect for it firmly seated in his mind, the tail may be said to be always handy. (10)
• Through the chink in the drawn curtains she had seen two figures seated on the divan. (8)
• Nevil was on his feet; the others were seated under the great tulip-tree on the lawn. (10)
• Only the gamblers had remained seated, as if the whole incident did not concern them. (12)
• He joined them immediately, and, with scarcely an invitation, seated himself between them. (4)
• Even when they were seated in the conveyance, Hippias could not persuade him to drive off. (10)
• On they came, and the, angry man seated in the carriage could not give the order to start. (10)
• The daughter of a Rural Dean, she appeared at her best when seated, having rather short legs. (8)
• It was already half-past seven, and Irene, dressed for dinner, was seated in the drawing-room. (8)
• Sybil Dennant, seated on the sofa, with a feathery laugh shot a barking terrier dog at Shelton. (8)
• Lavender was heaved into the machine, where the young airman was already seated in front of him. (8)
• The other stages are arranged in horseshoe shape, and upon these the different curios are seated. (21)
• Like all the rest of the court, Waterbuck rose, and remained on his feet until the judge was seated. (8)
• Mrs. Bellew was seated on the sofa in her little drawing-room whistling to a canary in the open window. (8)
• Sir Thomas was indeed the life of the party, who at his suggestion now seated themselves round the fire. (4)
• It was this situation which Hilary, seated beneath the bust of Socrates, turned over and over in his mind. (8)
• A little man with eyebrows full of questions, and a grizzled beard, was seated in an arm-chair by the fire. (8)
• He was not seated by her; perhaps that was the reason of his silence; but it had not been so in Derbyshire. (4)
• George had seated himself again and was staring before him; he looked big and lonely in those black clothes. (8)
• He had not been long seated in the dining-room when a distant connection strolled up and took the next table. (8)
• On entering the dining-hall, she beheld two figures seated at the point whither Laura was led by her partner. (10)
• He found his sister-in-law seated at an open window, her face unusually pink, her eyes rather defiantly bright. (8)
• Seated in a kind of porch, beside an immense telescope, was a very old man in a panama hat, with a rattan cane. (8)
• When they were seated in the dining room, Sir John observed with regret that they were only eight all together. (4)
• And he could scarcely be said to shine in a drawingroom, unless when seated beside a person ready for real talk. (10)
• In the stern of each of these little craft, blowing at the sails, was seated a by-product of the accepted system. (8)
• Mortally wounded though he was, he kept himself seated in the saddle, two soldiers supporting him on either side. (19)
• He found Irene seated at the piano with her hands arrested on the keys, evidently listening to the voices in the hall. (8)
• Scorrier remained, seated; heavy with insignificance and vague oppression, as if he had drunk a tumbler of sweet port. (8)
• When he was dressed in his woollen gown and seated before the fire, she gave him a cup of strong beef-tea, with brandy. (8)
• Mollie was helping her mother serve the tea; the guests were seated at the tables; but she did not lose sight of Barclugh. (18)
• For the first time Westover noticed a figure in white seated there, and apparently rapt in the talk which had been going on. (9)
• She was like a marble effigy seated upright, requiring but to be laid at her length for transport to the cover of the tomb. (10)
• The others had risen and were gathered in a knot at the end of the table; old Heythorp and Mr. Ventnor alone remained seated. (8)
• But in this pleasing hope I was destined to be disappointed, for I was scarcely seated in my place when I found him beside me. (6)
• The table at which they became seated seemed to one accustomed to frugality to groan with flowers and china and glass; and Mr. (8)
• They were seated at a table; two glasses of beer towered before them; on their plates were odorous crumbs of Limburger cheese. (9)
• Before the Carriage drove to the door, I called them into my dressing-room, and as soon as they were seated thus addressed them. (4)
• When Sedgett was seated, Algernon would have been glad to walk the distance to London to escape from the unwholesome proximity. (22)
• She was there, and seated; neither crying, nor smiling, nor pointedly serious in any way, not conventionally at her ease either. (10)
• Shelton looked at her; she was seated at her writing-table, addressing in her large, free writing a dinner invitation to a bishop. (8)
• Opening the door quietly, he saw the long, pleasant room lighted with tall oil-lamps, and Mrs. Bellew seated at the piano, singing. (8)
• For his dog, seated on her haunches, was looking at him with that peculiarly steady gaze which betokened in her the desire for food. (8)
• Meanwhile, Mrs. Porfer, unable longer to endure the disagreeable business, had walked back to the tree and seated herself at its root. (1)
• Mr. Henry Bosengate, of the London Stock Exchange, seated himself in his car that morning during the great war with a sense of injury. (8)
• Barto seated him on his gun, saying that his mistress and beauty was honoured; ladies were proud in waiting on the fine frowzy old man. (10)
• Then she rose, took the decanter of whiskey, replaced it on the sideboard, and seated herself by his side, putting her hand on his arm. (13)
• The move began; and Miss Bates might be heard from that moment, without interruption, till her being seated at table and taking up her spoon. (4)
• Peeping through the window, she could just see a woman dressed in green, evidently Mrs. Wagge, seated at a table, crying into her handkerchief. (8)
• With exaggerated politeness and scrupulous care of detail he poses unsuspecting new-comers, to the boisterous amusement of those already seated. (21)
• Here, seated at a table in the very centre, as if he thereby better controlled his universe, a pug-featured gentleman, without a beard, was writing. (8)

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