Chair in sentence

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They handcuffed him to a chair, and they tacked his penis to a table with a six-inch nail, then left him there to bleed to death.

But I don't want you to know either, so swivel around on your chair.

This is money they can invest in getting the right chair, monitor, the right desk setup, so they can have the most productive environment for them.

I would sit behind her in this overstuffed chair.

And the seminal moment was, I was getting on a plane in Dallas, and in row two was a father, I presume, and a young boy about five, kicking the back of the chair.

Where does the tree get the stuff that makes up this chair, right?

She knows there's always going to be some part of Gator Magraw in here, and she wants our daughter and twin sons to discover themselves the way that I did, but probably with fewer body slams and steel chair shots to the head.

We had my first saw blade launcher and we had a flamethrower chair.

And what was brilliant was that the chair of the board told us how amazing our campaign was, how heartfelt it was.

It takes seven days today to manufacture a chair, but you know what?

And then the dream is that you'll be able to, from home, customize your chair.

And then you can send it to the Kinko's store at the corner and go get your chair.

One day, her granddaughter came by to walk the dog, and she found her grandmother dead in the chair.

So if somebody can reach under the chair that’s next to them, you’ll find something taped underneath it.

So this is a finger blaster, and you will find that every one of you has got one taped under your chair.

Through constant experimentation with materials, they developed a wide range of iconic solutions that we know today, eventually resulting in, of course, the legendary lounge chair.

You can do tests that show that you'll remember that I was talking about a chair a couple of days later a lot better.

He would squirm in his chair during independent work, and he would never stay still for more than three or four minutes.

You know, I haven't verified this, but it's the norm that every chair would be a slightly different dimension, because you'd want to space them all out for everybody's sight lines.

This is a fantastic installation by Bruce Chao who is chair of the Sculpture and Glass Blowing Department at Rhode Island School of Design.

And this is his chair with claw, and the poor little chair has lost its ball and it's trying to get it back before anybody notices.

It's very simple: it's a chair.

I read a book by a woman named Amy Richlin, who is the chair of the Classics department at USC.

And that's the way, ultimately after some ups and downs, I ended up designing the chair I'm going to show you.

When I started this chair it was not a preconceived notion.

And I felt, the one thing they don't need, is a chair that interferes with their main reason for sitting there.

So I took the approach that the chair should do as much for them as humanly possible or as mechanistically possible so that they didn't have to fuss with it.

So my idea was that, instead of sitting down and reaching for a lot of controls, that you would sit on the chair, and it would automatically balance your weight against the force required to recline.

So that if you sit down on my chair, whether you're five feet tall or six foot six, it always deals with your weight and transfers the amount of force required to recline in a way that you don't have to look for something to adjust.

And the chair sank down.

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