sit over

British  

verb

1. (intr, preposition) cards to be seated in an advantageous position on the left of (the player)

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Example Sentences

“Sit over here. We’re clearing now.”

From Salon

The team is known simply as the Azzurri, the colour of the deep blue skies that sit over Italy throughout the summer, uniting the country as much as the shared passion for soccer.

From Reuters

“No, no, but I can’t sit over there,” Viator said.

From Washington Post

The National Weather Service directly issues air stagnation advisories, which are hoisted when air will languish and sit over an area for an extended period of time.

From Washington Post

The next time these two very friendly people plow into you while plowed and you don’t like it, you could say, “We’re going to sit over here and have a private chat now. You two be careful getting home, okay?”

From Washington Post