"When a restaurant serves you an item, it's meant to be consumed at one sitting, " he said.
Sure enough, the people who received those tubes, as opposed to conventional packages of chips, restricted the number of chips they ate at one sitting.
And who knows, maybe one of you all sitting at this table, one of our little mentees, will be living and studying somewhere in India -- maybe New Delhi or Mumbai or Bangalore.
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Maybe, if you are sitting at one of the publications where your boss is stuck in 1993, it could feel that way.
As well as the one sitting at Saket, five other fast-track courts are being set up in Delhi to allow crimes against women to be dealt with swiftly.
In the cottage downstairs there was only one room, with a kitchen at one end and a sitting room at the other, a flagged floor and a wood fire smoldering in a wide stone hearth, one wall stripped back to the naked stone.
"I was sitting at my desk one day and my phone rang, " Mr. Peitersen recalls.
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By the end of the hearing, Hicks was left with one military lawyer sitting at his defense table.
Then I glanced over at the other Monica, the one sitting stiffly and very quietly on the couch.
MySpace did show a little life after its June 2011 acquisition, but last I checked, the site is still sitting at less than one-tenth of their original traffic.
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Players are not dull, and it is brilliant at the moment because no-one is sitting back thinking 'I am in the Test team'.
The main lobby in the tents will be much bigger than the one at Bryant Park, with space for sitting, displays, food, and side areas for press.
It was one of those cubicle classrooms, surrounded by three just like it, with a small whiteboard on one end and the teacher sitting at a desk on the other.
He was disappointed with the angle at which he painted it, he only had one sitting.
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Buckley Jr. said one of his favorite pastimes was sitting at home clipping bond coupons.
One day the caretaker at the Selden mosque was sitting next to Vinas in the public library and saw that he was staring at his computer, mesmerized by an account of Joseph Cohen, a Jew who converted to Islam.
In recent years, with the royal family enjoying a resurgence in popularity, the Queen has once again become a symbol of a shared national identity -- and the opportunity for a sitting at Buckingham Palace remains a tantalizing one for contemporary artists.
One of about a dozen staff sitting idly at the site said the weather wasn't a factor it had gotten less busy every day, even as the Olympic Park venues were full of events, she said.
Probably the single most common etiquette conflict occurs, as Mr Ling puts it, when mediated communication interrupts co-present communication, as when two or more people are sitting at a table in conversation or negotiation and one of them gets, and answers, a call.
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At a dinner, I had the honor of sitting next to one of my heroes.
At the Paraguay-Ghana soccer match in Thessaloniki, no one was sitting on the far side or in the end zones.
See, one day thirty years from now you will be sitting at your desk listening to music and a song will come on.
So Ms. Rabinovich could spend one night at the conference, her neighbors pitched in with baby sitting and driving the boys to school and lacrosse practice.
After a U.S.-based "critical infrastructure" company discovered in 2012 its computer systems were being accessed from China, its security personnel caught the culprit ultimately responsible: Not a hacker from the Middle Kingdom but one of the company's own employees sitting right at his desk in the United States.
"No one is doing anything, " he told a panel sitting at City Hall, in central London.
At a recent meeting, one tall woman revealed a tactic she had used: sitting during encounters with her shorter boss, to avoid creating a feeling of intimidation.
Although one battalion finished its training last December, its helicopters have been sitting at another base, waiting for the aid to be approved.
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And it is extremely insulting to point the sole of one's foot at another person, even if it is done unintentionally while sitting and chatting informally.
"New York is a democratic city, " he said meaning, I suppose, as did Ms. Neumark, that all of us at one time or another, and often daily, have experienced the profound impotence of sitting in stalled traffic in Midtown, on the FDR Drive or on one of our celebrated bridges or tunnels.
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