Preposition: of

• court: To tackle this we would propose an increase in the number of Procurators Fiscal as well as weekend and evening sittings of courts.

Converse of object

• contain: The church contains 482 sittings, of which 131 are free.

• afford: The church was repaired in 1874 at a cost of £ 530, and affords 400 sittings.

• attend: Once granted, the member is expected not to attend sittings of the House.

• hold: Evidence was taken at sittings held over 4 days in July 1849.

• have: Together, these churches had sittings for around 6,000 people.

• give: He provided for all her needs, and thus removed any necessity for her to give professional sittings.

Preposition: for

• person: All Saints ' chapel, New Headington, erected in 1870, has sittings for 160 persons; the vicar of Headington officiates.

• dinner: Holland America - There are four sittings for dinner.

• portrait: The Queen: as below, with individual sittings for group portrait.

Adjective modifier

• separate: After November you can sit the two tax exams in two separate sittings ( much better!

• additional: The High Court Judge for the area has taken on additional sittings in the area to cover the gap.

• several: SOME systems automatically save your work, allowing you to complete the form over several sittings.

• free: The latter was given on condition that 340 free sittings should be provided.

• late: Between 1997 and 2001, the House had a great many late sittings, and I could understand the need for that.

• individual: A number of people will also be elected to chair individual tribunal sittings.

Noun used with modifier

• exam: Past papers These are papers from previous exam sittings.

• court: This is already being addressed with extra court sittings in the magistrates ' courts.

• examination: For the MBA, student exam fees are not included ( six exams on the MBA, grouped to reduce required examination sittings ).

• portrait: My portraits sittings take place at your home or at the location of your choice.