Examples of 'wants you to sit' in a sentence

Meaning of "wants you to sit"

Wants you to sit: This phrase can be a directive or request for someone to remain seated or take a sitting position. It may be used in formal settings such as meetings, interviews, or performances to indicate that the individual should be seated for a specific purpose or duration

How to use "wants you to sit" in a sentence

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wants you to sit
Maria wants you to sit next to her.
Fbi director stevens wants you to sit in.
She wants you to sit down.
David, come over here . Maria wants you to sit next to her.
She wants you to sit down with her.
I think she wants you to sit there.
He wants you to sit outside the cell and wait until he gets back.
I do not understand . He wants you to sit the exam as well as Daisy?
He wants you to sit down.
The man wants you to sit on a stool.
Matron Wants you to sit With her till a relief comes on.
Your father wants you to sit in the back.
He wants you to sit there, you understand.
The girl you married wants you to sit down and eat your breakfast.
He wants you to sit the exam as well as Daisy?

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Mr Powell wants you to sit with him.
Dad wants you to sit down, it 's an order.
And she, uh, she wants you to sit out the meeting.
And he wants you to sit together.
Ala. The President, he wants you to sit in the hole for one hour . Me?
Elaine, he wants you to sit in the co-pilot seat.
Or if he wants you to sit with him.
Your uncle wants you to sit down with Conejo.
FBI director Stevens wants you to sit in on the child trafficking task force meeting.
The President, he wants you to sit in the hole for one hour.
I guess he wants you to sit with his kids . Not me!

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