sit over

verb

1. intr, preposition cards to be seated in an advantageous position on the left of (the player)

Example Sentences

She added that Parliament should be prepared to sit over Christmas to pass the bill.

From BBC

“The uniform’s jerseys are a light blue while the pants are Navy blue, reminiscent of the dungarees uniforms worn by U.S. Coast Guard service members during WWII. In addition, Adidas shifted their typical logo placement on the jerseys to allow the Medal of Honor logo to sit over the heart of the player for this collaboration,” it said.

From Washington Times

Douglas Barrie, a defence and aerospace specialist at the International Institute for Strategic Studies think tank in London describes this as "an alternative approach to what a spy balloon gives you. A pseudo-satellite can sit over an area of interest for days and it's covert, there's not much radar signature. This is a technology on the cusp of having its time arrive."

From BBC

“We have the double whammy of this heat dome that seems to have decided to sit over Phoenix. And we’re also this massively spread out space with highways and parking lots,” McCue said.

From Seattle Times

When it’s finished in 2024, a new 3-acre park with plantings and walkways will sit over a portion of the highway.

From Seattle Times