51.   Quite often, a child sits cross-legged on the counter top watching her drop spoonfuls of stewed fruit into the pastry.

52.   Safety experts say that these children should sit in specially designed booster seats.

53.   Sensors shut off the passenger-side air bag when a small child is sitting there, or when the seat is empty.

54.   Several children sat on blankets that had been spread across the paved lot.

55.   Six European countries, as well as Australia, now forbid children to sit in front, the board said.

56.   So while Ritalin will make the child sit still in class, it does not deal with the real culprits keeping the child from learning.

57.   The automobile industry and consumer advocacy groups agree that the principal defense is alert parents who insist that their children sit in the back and buckle up.

58.   The child sat at a nearby desk playing with a cup of pencils, and a Mickey Mouse pencil caught his eye.

59.   The children sat silent.

60.   The children sat quietly, tray to tray, around a table in the basement cafeteria.