He is sitting on the chair.

He's sitting on the bench.

He is still sitting on the bench.

He is sitting cross legged.

Now, you notice he's sitting.

He is sitting cross legged.

He's sitting at an empty table.

I'll be sitting here while he's singing.

Nobody's sitting here.

And Alexander thought, Why is he sitting around, doing nothing?

Tom is seated, but Mary isn't.

He was seated all alone.

He was sitting there.

Tom is sitting by the window.

Tom is sitting on a chair.

Tom is sitting on the ground.

Tom is sitting at the table.

He was sitting drinking wine.

He was sitting on a bench.

He was sitting on the floor.

Why are you sitting there?

The cook is sitting in the kitchen.

The teacher is sitting on the chair.

Tom is used to sitting.

Why aren't you sitting down?

Tom is sitting at the table over there.

He sits wherever he wants to.

He sat right in front of me.

I will sit here until he sings.

He was sitting and reading a book.

Tom is sitting in one of the chairs.

Why are you sitting out here?

How long have you been sitting here?

How long have you been sitting there?

The dog is sitting on the carpet.

Tom is still sitting at the counter.

And we're sitting there, and I hear clapping from a distance, so I look over.

Isn't that him sitting on a bench?

He was sitting between Mary and Tom.

Sitting down is his brother Amjad.

The cat is sitting on the table.

Tom is sitting alone in the waiting room.

Tom is sitting in the front passenger seat.

Tom is sitting on the sofa, reading a magazine.

Why are you sitting here in the dark?