61.   The children sit around a long, horseshoe-shaped table as a red-haired robot emerges, personally addressing the birthday girl and joking with her.

62.   The children who testified sat in a child-size chair in front of a table before the jury.

63.   The next time, increase the number of minutes the child sits, and so on.

64.   The rules would stress that all children should sit in rear seats, to prevent injury from air bags.

65.   The younger children sat cross-legged on the floor around her, frozen in attention.

66.   Their children sat on chairs with backs.

67.   This is just about the time most children can sit long enough and pay attention to a story being read to them.

68.   Today, letting a child sit unbuckled, especially in the front seat, is a violation of both the law and of societal mores.

69.   Today children sit.

70.   What sort of activities go by the wayside while children sit for a couple of hours?