Those are not your chairs.

Get out of my chair.

Tom got up from his chair.

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It is fashionable to have leather chairs.

It depends on the size of the chair.

My father fixes broken armchairs.

I put the newspapers near the armchair.

Tom can't get around without a wheelchair.

A mini Icelandic language lesson on the back of Icelandair's headrest.

There was nothing but an old armchair in the room.

Even if they're right, it's not so clear that they're so cost effective.

Kitty stood close to her father's chair, still holding his hand.

But why not come to the stalls? Take Krasinsky's place,' Yashvin added as he went out.

Another is to decouple the economics portfolio from the German chair altogether.

And I chose chairs specifically because I knew something about them.

Landau was sitting by the window leaning against the arm and back of an easy chair, with his head hanging down.

Several empty chairs in Iran's universities were formerly occupied by students who have now vanished.

The next area that was of interest to me was the fact that reclining was a very important factor.

These and other EU members could rotate in the non permanent seats.

We can't risk alienating them by testing seatbelts relative to car seats.

She put down her book, leaned back, and clasped the paper knife tightly in both hands.

Airbus and Boeing do not supply seats but offer a catalogue of suppliers for airlines to choose from.

This chair they sold a billion dollars' worth of Aeron chairs by reinventing what it meant to sell a chair.

So while I'm talking to you, the seats you are sit on are currently emitting some invisible and odorless toxic gas. Sorry for that.

Vronsky, from the front row of the stalls, seeing his cousin, went to her box without waiting for the interval.

At the age of 13, Toulouse Lautrec fractured his right thigh bone and, at 14, the left.

The question is even if are there enough serious injuries to make these cost effective? It's kind of tricky.

So if somebody can reach under the chair that s next to them, you ll find something taped underneath it.

'I can do that,' said Ryabinin, sitting down and putting his arm on the back of his chair in a most uncomfortable way. 'You must let me off something, Prince.

Taking away the prize of ministerial office from elected representatives might discourage wealth maximizing politicians from entering politics.

In the last parliamentary elections in 2017, the AfD managed to enter the Bundestag for the first time, getting 94 seats (out of 709).

If newspaper publishers continue merely to rearrange the deck chairs, their elegant, elitist and currently sinking ship will deserve its fate.

If newspaper publishers continue merely to rearrange the deck chairs, their elegant, elitist and currently sinking ship will deserve its fate.

And there was a drunk man on there, and he got up out of his seat two or three times, and he was making everybody upset by what he was trying to do.

Here you see the chairs being spun around to go from proscenium or end stage The proscenium, also. As far as we know this is the first building in the world in which the proscenium can entirely fly out of the space.

The Frenchman slept or pretended to sleep, leaning his head against the back of the chair, and his moist hand lying on his knee moved feebly, as if catching something.

And so if we look at recent crashes the whole data set is almost 30 years' worth of data you won't see it in the recent crashes. The new car seats are far, far better.

The rest Yanukovych s renunciation of the EU agreement, the popular uprising that ousted him in response, two invasions by Russia, and thousands of people killed in the country s eastern Donbas region is history.

Design legend Niels Diffrient talks about his life in industrial design . He details his quest to completely rethink the office chair starting from one fundamental data set the human body.

'Well, God bless you!' she said at the door of the study, where a shaded candle and a bottle of water had been placed ready for him beside his arm chair 'and I will go and write to them in Moscow.'

The 77 year old retired teacher, who is black, became the star of the country s largest literary event when, during a discussion on racism in Brazil, she rose from her chair to explain her own personal experiences.

'Are you mad?' she exclaimed, flushing with vexation but his face was so piteous that she suppressed her vexation, and throwing the dresses on a chair sat down closer to him.

Anna said a few words in answer, but not foreseeing anything interesting from the conversation asked her maid to get out her reading lamp, fixed it to the arm of her seat, and took a paper knife and an English novel from her handbag.

On returning from the Spring with Kitty, the Prince, who had invited the Colonel, Mary Evgenyevna, and Varenka to come and take coffee, had a table and chairs brought out into the garden under a chestnut tree and breakfast laid there.