sit under

British  

verb

1. (intr, preposition) cards to be seated on the right of (the player)

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Example Sentences

Most of these judges are considered senior-level, as they sit under the Office of the Chief Immigration Judge, which oversees the more than 600 immigration judges all across the country.

From Slate

His complicated web of public and private holdings in energy, healthcare, technology and media largely sit under the umbrella company NantWorks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bisnow and Axel Springer’s Morning Brew newsletter operation will both sit under a newly created Brew Media Group.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Instead of having to stay in the schoolhouse to study, you could just go outside and sit under a tree. I think I’d like that.”

From Literature

We meet in a park and sit under a cafe's gazebo to escape the rain.

From BBC