Feed
Feed verb - To provide food or meals for.
Sit in
Sit in verb - Attend as a visitor.
Both terms in one sentence
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While he certainly could extract the computer set it up and sit in front of it to watch it, realistically he would still have to wait for the OS to boot, the browser to open and the feed to load.
Source: Series / The Flash (2014) -
When separated so the Yeerk can feed in the Yeerk pool, the willing hosts are rewarded with the privilege of getting to sit in a lounge-type area, watch TV, and generally hang out, instead of being locked in a cage for the duration like the unwilling majority.
Source: Willing Channeler - In actuality, she uses her position and ability to sit in on Praetorian meetings to feed information to the G-Kings about upcoming raids.Veronika LeeZombie Unaffiliated Mika Wong Hot Scoop: An attractive reporter for the San Paro Standard and a local celebrity.
Source: Characters / All Points Bulletin
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