(1) I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.

(2) Shall we go and sit out in the sun?

(3) The garden's so lovely, I think I'll sit out.

(4) Shall we go and sit out?

(5) I think I'll sit out the rumba.

(6) He can afford to sit out the property slump.

(7) On summer evenings they would sit out in the garden.

(8) She had to sit out the last dance because of a twisted ankle.

(9) She was prepared to sit out the years of Jack's jail sentence.

(10) The government is prepared to sit out the strike rather than agree to union demands.

(11) Quincy and I sit out on the deck and read for hours at a stretch.

(12) What if he had to sit out in the groves or stay flat on his back until she returned?

(13) Many potential homeowners decided to sit out the recession in rented accommodation, leaving their money in high-earning accounts.

(14) We had this balcony and I used to sit out there sunning myself with no clothes on.

(15) Those without gas masks sit out attacks holding napkins to their mouths.

(16) They will have to sit out remaining match suspensions when the finals begin on June 8.

(17) In May the Girls would sit out on the steel fire escapes during shows and write home complaining about the unaccustomed heat.

(18) Let's just sit out here and rest a while.

(19) But may we sit out this dance?

(20) She decided to sit out of the afternoon events.

(21) This guy Regan could sit out this guy Reagan.

(22) Will you mind if I sit out this dance?

(23) I mean to sit out , Eddie.

(24) Sorry, I think I'll sit out the next dance.

(25) Let's sit out in the bright sunshine.

(26) I'm feeling tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.

(27) Other diving birds, including ocean-going penguin species in the southern hemisphere, can also sit out storms.

(28) We entered the very horse show that we had to sit out the year before.

(29) Ronnie Carey: nursing an ankle injury which may force him to sit out Dungannon's opening All-Ireland League fixture.

(30) The sun is not warm enough for you to sit out.

(1) I'm feeling rather tired, so I think I'll sit out the next dance.

(31) 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.

(32) There were only a few spots left to sit out in the sun.

(33) Confinement and inactivity had chafed on the free-spirited amazon more than it had on Rem, who had been forced to sit out most of the terrible Invid onslaught on Tirol in a bunker.

(34) 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.

(35) Taida, then go from the station to sit out 30 Zhongshan Road to the door and get off ,[/sit out.html] and then sit light on it.

(36) If they felt I had been treated badly they might decide to sit out the election.

(37) The injured right halfback was compelled to sit out the rest of the play.

(38) Sorry. But may we sit out this dance? I'm a bit tired.

(39) Her act coquettishly made sense, so Mr. Hu happily speaks to her, ” Go back to Guangzhou office tomorrow. I will give you space to think about that and don’t sit out of my office’s door anymore.

(40) I wonder which of the visitors will sit out the other.

(41) Gerrard's spell on the treatment table saw him sit out key matches with Manchester United and Lyon, as well as clashes against Sunderland, Arsenal and Fulham.

(42) I think I sit out the next dance, I'm tired.

(43) She asked if she and her two children could sit out the storm with the Koshaks.

(44) " I think I'll sit out the next dance, I am tired. "