sit-out
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4ADJ.
short
VERB + SIT-OUT
think
SIT-OUT + NOUN
chase-manhattan
ADV.
immediately, originally
Definitions
noun
Alternative form of sitout.
As I told you, I think the “sit-out” at the Chase-Manhattan Bank was an act of faith in the possibility of America's taking up once more its mission of helping to make the world more decent.
Our mat drill consists of repeated short sit-outs and shoulder rolls. The wrestler executes a short sit-out and immediately rolls over the point of his shoulder and recovers into a defensive position.
A time-out.
Thus losses and sit-outs generally pair up. However, there are two exceptions to this — C sat out the first game even though he hadn't lost the previous game, and the loser of the last game doesn't sit out after that because they quit at that point.
At times the sit-out would result in only 4 players remaining when he did resume—however he would be far behind and almost relegating himself to 4“' place which is normally not paid.
A time-out.
The sit-out progression addresses confrontation, negotiation, self-reflection, accountability, and logical consequences.
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3As I told you, I think the “sit-out” at the Chase-Manhattan Bank was an act of faith in the possibility of America's taking up once more its mission of helping to make the world more decent.
WiktionaryOur mat drill consists of repeated short sit-outs and shoulder rolls. The wrestler executes a short sit-out and immediately rolls over the point of his shoulder and recovers into a defensive position.
WiktionaryThe idea of the "sit-out" was originally presented by a nucleus of seven students, who took it to the faculty-student council.
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