How to Use "Seat" with Example Sentences

seat (n): a place to sit down; something to sit on

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Used with adjectives:

"There were no empty seats in the theater."
(empty, available, extra, open)

"This gym has comfortable seats."
(comfortable, comfy, uncomfortable, hard, wooden, wood)

"I like the leather seats in this car."
(leather, soft, heated, vinyl)

"I always try to get a window seat on the airplane."
(window, aisle, middle, front, back)

"I got good seats to the game."
(good, bad, front-row)

"I like to sit in the front seat of the car."
(front, back, passenger, middle, rear)

Used with verbs:

"Please take a seat."
(take, find, get, grab, have)

"We need to book a seat for tonight's show."
(book, reserve, save, find)

"Please return to your seats."
(return to)

"The young man offered his seat to the elderly lady."
(offered, gave up)

Used with nouns:

"I purchased seat covers for my chairs."
(covers, cushions)

Used with prepositions:

"The man in the front seat is giving directions."
(in)

"She placed her purse on the seat."
(on, under, near)

"He jumped out of his seat when he saw his daughter."
(out of, from)

"We got front row seats for the concert."
(for)

seat (v): to sit down; to give someone a place to sit down

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Used with adverbs:

"The car comfortably seats seven passengers."
(comfortably, easily)

Used with prepositions:

"My dad was seated in his favorite chair."
(in)

"We were seated at a table overlooking the ocean."
(at)

"We seated ourselves on the sofa."
(on)

Used with nouns:

"The dining room seats eight people."
(dining room, living room, car)

"The arena seats hundreds of people."
(arena, auditorium, concert hall, venue, church)

"The place seats many guests."
(guests, spectators, visitors, fans)