sit under

verb

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

Example Sentences

"The deal might work on paper - but in practice, it will always sit under a cloud," Ms Jaidka said.

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Two workers were loading equipment onto trucks and a third was hosing the fresh cement that will sit under a new house.

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Kirk typically would sit under a tent to debate attendees who challenged his right-wing views on immigration, gender identity, criminal policy, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, abortion and other hot-button subjects.

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Councils in London have issued "do not sit under trees" warnings because of the dangers of dying branches suddenly falling.

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“Everybody liked to greet him and was so happy to see him. He would sit under my desk on his dog bed while I worked at the computer.”

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