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From the books  ...  Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)

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SIT   occurs   9 times 4 in BB  •  5 in 12&12 Definition in Merriam-Webster Online
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1.
  ... sit down and talk aloud about what ...  12&12 Step Five, p.60
Until we actually sit down and talk aloud about what we have so long hidden, our willingness to clean house is still largely theoretical.


2.
  ... sit down with some member of the ...  12&12 Step Nine, pp.83-84
After coming from our first meeting, or perhaps after we have finished reading the book "Alcoholics Anonymous," we usually want to sit down with some member of the family and readily admit the damage we have done by our drinking.


3.
  ... sit down with the family and frankly ...  BB Into Action, p.83
We ought to sit down with the family and frankly analyze the past as we now see it, being very careful not to criticize them.


4.
  ... sit hopefully at a table, a bottle ...  BB A Vision For You, p.154
Of course he couldn't drink, but why not sit hopefully at a table, a bottle of ginger ale before him?


5.
  ... sit in A.A. meetings and listen, not ...  12&12 Step Twelve, p.110
We sit in A.A. meetings and listen, not only to receive something ourselves, but to give the reassurance and support which our presence can bring.


6.
  ... sit in the meeting place, saying, "This ...  12&12 Tradition Nine, p.173
Groups have tried to expel members, but the banished have come back to sit in the meeting place, saying, "This is life for us; you can't keep us out."


7.
  ... sit quietly on the sidelines patiently awaiting ...  12&12 Tradition Two, p.135
The elder statesman is the one who sees the wisdom of the group's decision, who holds no resentment over his reduced status, whose judgment, fortified by considerable experience, is sound, and who is willing to sit quietly on the sidelines patiently awaiting developments.


8.
  ... sit quietly when in doubt, asking only ...  BB Bill's Story, p.13
I was to sit quietly when in doubt, asking only for direction and strength to meet my problems as He would have me.


9.
  ... sit with a long face in places ...  BB Working With Others, p.102
Why sit with a long face in places where there is drinking, sighing about the good old days.


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