Examples of 'want to sit out' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to sit out"
want to sit out: (phrasal verb) This phrase means to choose not to participate in an activity or event. It is often used in the context of sports or games when someone decides not to join a particular round or match
How to use "want to sit out" in a sentence
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want to sit out
You never want to sit out a game.
Want to sit out here and listen to the oldies station?
Stan, I understand if you want to sit out on the bench tonight.
Want to sit out this whole month but binge next month?
I will buy shots . Stan, I understand if you want to sit out on the bench tonight.
I just want to sit out here for a minute.
We have done really well in all the challenges, so I don't want to sit out.
We did not want to sit out and watch everyone else accumulate points.
Trust me, you want to sit out.
Want to sit out the Apocalypse in style?
Mikayla, you want to sit out.
Want to sit out on deck with a good book and a glass of Sav Blanc?
Are you sure you want to sit out here?
I just want to sit out here for a minute . Yeah.
Obviously, I wanted to be on the floor, I do not want to sit out.
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Who would not want to sit out on the patio at such a nice time of year?
It 's so cold, you might not want to sit out in a sports stadium.
You want to sit out here? it 's a beautiful day.
RW: Then why do you want to sit out here with me?
You want to sit out all of the festivities, right?
Oh yeah. Do you want to sit out on the deck?
Want to sit out here and listen to the oldies station? Yeah, sure.
Teen: Don't you want to sit out the next round?
If you want to sit out and watch the stars, though, you better bundle up.
Do you want to sit out on the deck?
I don't want to sit out the challenges.
You want to sit out here?
