People
People verb - To supply with inhabitants.
Sit
Sit verb - To rest on the buttocks or haunches.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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In Real Life, one of the Basic Anthropological Divides is between people who sit at ground level— carpet, tatami, cushion, the ground itself— and people who sit above ground level— chair, bench, snow-house shelf.
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The Japanese people were so touched that they gave him a statue outside of Shibuya Station, exactly where he would sit.
Source: A Boy and His X -
Inside, there is only room for 30 people, and no more than two people can sit at a table.
Source: Doing It for the Art
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