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No two people could sit alone and talk together, especially about their former lives.
They sat together, about ten feet from me, off to my right.
For the rest of the evening we sat about the living room without saying much.
I must have sat there for about half an hour or more.
They all sat and thought about that for a while.
For almost two hours, they sat about the living room.
Are you going to sit and do nothing about it a second time?
You can't just sit and talk about the same things.
She sat and thought about the events of the day.
He looked at the other four that sat about the table.
There were some people in the lobby, sitting about, reading or waiting.
They don't sit about in the evening and do quiet work.
People were getting tired, and everyone was sitting about.
Most of the crewpeople were gone, except for a few sitting about and still talking to people from Medicine, or to one another.
He felt he would rather do something useful than sit about.
My friends, I did not sit about and puzzle out the matter.
Last time I was here, there were all sorts of objects sitting about.
Wouldn't she have walked it later rather than sit about in a field?
A few people were strolling in the night air or sitting about as she went through the open gate.
A number of persons, men and women, were sitting about.
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