Examples of using "Leült" in a sentence and their english translations:
She sat down.
She sat and smoked.
She sat down next to me.
- Tom sat down.
- Tom seated himself.
- Tom is seated.
- Tom is sitting.
- He seated himself beside her.
- He sat down next to her.
- He sat down beside her.
Everybody sat down.
Tom sat down next to me.
He sat on the bed.
She sat down and smoked.
He sat down to read a book.
He sat and listened to the radio.
- She sat next to me.
- She sat down next to me.
Tom sat down on the floor.
Tom sat down on the bench.
Tom sat down at the piano.
He came in and immediately sat down.
Tom sat down on the grass.
He sat down since he was tired.
Tom sat down underneath a tree.
She sat and lit up a cigarette.
The chair creaked as he sat down.
Everybody sat down.
Tom stood up, but then sat down again.
Tom sat down on the sand next to Mary.
Tom took off his leather jacket and sat down.
The dog sat down by the man.
Tom sat down beside Mary on the porch.
Tom sat down on the bed next to Mary.
Tom sat on the grass under a coconut tree.
Tom came to sit with me on the sofa.
Tom sat down and told me directly: "I'm gay."
Tom sat down at the piano and started to play.
Every morning, before he went to work, he would sit down at the dining table,
He sat on the bench and crossed his legs.
She sat next to me.
Beethoven went over to the piano, sat down and began to play.
Maria went to the table and sat down on a comfortable swivel chair.
No sooner had Tom sat than he slumped over unconscious, sliding to the floor.
Tom sat at the piano and played Moonlight Sonata.
Having finished all her housework, she sat down on the sofa to watch television.
Perhaps having realized it was impossible to persuade her, Ms. Kurosaki sighed and sat down in her seat.
Tom sat down at the teacher's table and was imitating the chemistry teacher when she entered the classroom.
He'd sat down for a moment to rest his weary legs and suddenly looked up and saw an elderly woman before him.
Having sat down for a moment to rest his weary legs, he looked up suddenly and became aware of an elderly woman there before him.
Tom sat down near the window, put on his glasses and began to read the book that Mary had given him.
A tall, slim girl, half-past sixteen, with serious gray eyes and hair which her friends called auburn, had sat down on the broad red sandstone doorstep of a Prince Edward Island farmhouse one ripe afternoon in August.