Example sentences of "[pron] sat down [prep] the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 I sat down at the keyboard blowing my mind with Puccini .
2 After walking round the dining-room with my memories I sat down at the stone table .
3 I sat down at the kitchen table to watch Mrs Clamp work .
4 I sat down at the end of one of the tables and looked around me .
5 I sat down on the sand , in the darkness cast by a large boulder .
6 I went into a toilet and there was none and I sat down on the toilet , looked up , they were all above the door , five of them !
7 I sat down on the sea shore , placing a large black pebble beside me … [ whilst pretending that ] by touching the pebble [ I could ] wipe out … all … life on earth … so that [ it ] had never existed .
8 I sat down on the sofa next to her and patted her hand .
9 I sat down on the edge of the table .
10 And then I sat down on the bed and opened it .
11 The back was broken and there was only one plank left to sit on , but I sat down on the peeling green paint .
12 I enquired , as I sat down on the floor beside him .
13 Greetings said , I sat down on the chair she proffered and explained the purpose of my visit .
14 I sat down on the straw and looked around .
15 I sat down on the bench and leaned back against the wall .
16 I sat down near the representative from Belgium .
17 I sat down near the fire and looked around me .
18 I sat down by the side of Blyth , careful not to let my shadow cross his face .
19 Then I sat down by the letter table .
20 I sat down by the table and lifted the pot .
21 A few times I sat down in the kitchen and almost told mum but changed my mind .
22 Thanking him for giving me a lift , I sat down in the passenger seat and waited for Chapman to get moving .
23 I sat down in the seat right by the door and , in between Seaforth and Litherland and Bootle New Strand , the doors suddenly opened and then closed while the train was moving .
24 One of the officers showed me into the aeroplane and himself sat down in the pilot 's seat .
25 Then there was silence and she sat down on the chest , weeping and shaking .
26 She sat down on the bed .
27 SHe sat down on the bed .
28 Then she sat down on the bed , took off her hat and eased her patent leather pumps off her rapidly swelling feet .
29 She sat down on the bed and held my hand ; all the flippancy was suddenly gone from her face .
30 Pulling them from under some old blankets , she sat down on the bed and began to leaf through the pages : photographs fell out , battered , uncherished , not stuck-in — this was no lovingly tended relic .
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