For others, sitting this one out may be an inviting prospect.
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When he dropped out, many millennials said they were just sitting this one out.
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"Most major Republican donors are sitting this one out," said Forti, the Republican media strategist.
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But we all want to be team players; no one will be sitting this one out.
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She said she had voted in April and September, but was considering sitting this one out.
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We can't ignore reality, and we don't have the luxury of just sitting this one out.
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But the one company I'd expect to join them — LG — says it'll be sitting this one out.
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Posh Spice, though, won't be there — Victoria Beckham is sitting this one out but sent her best wishes.
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Microsoft kicked things off on Sunday, and while Sony's sitting this one out, Nintendo's up to its old tricks.
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Kylie's sitting this one out for the most part to focus on her pregnancy which is a wise move.
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And Nintendo's not sitting this one out either: A huge new "Pokémon" game is set to arrive in November.
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The Senate leader, Mitch McConnell — whose wife, don't forget, is in Trump's cabinet — is also sitting this one out.
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Sadly Prince Louis, who will be nearly four weeks old at the time of the wedding, is sitting this one out.
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"The Russians are definitely not sitting this one out," said Graham Brookie, director of the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab.
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Hyundai may have been sitting this one out for a long time, but now it's sitting near the front of the class.
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While Sony, Paramount, Fox and Universal/Legendary are sitting this one out, smaller players will fill the gaps with some interesting stuff.
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The main consequence of the NHL sitting this one out, then, is a major boost in the medal chances for the Russian squad.
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With so much uncertainty, Mr. Taylor said he could not help feeling a whisper of regret that the union was sitting this one out.
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So before you concoct an excuse for sitting this one out, just remember the 365 long days before you'll have another opportunity like this one.
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Kanye's absence wasn't necessarily a shock, since a source told People the day of the Gala that the rapper would be sitting this one out.
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"I think a lot of people who don't have to be invested in the UK are sitting this one out for the moment", he added.
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Wayne Borders, President and Executive Director at Columbia NORML in South Carolina, told me they're sitting this one out to focus on organizing their chapter.
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So — and this is a good rule for many trailers that follow a film's teaser — I recommend sitting this one out, especially if you're spoiler-intolerant.
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For the last few years, Beyoncé has made the final entrance, but since she is about to have twins, she may well be sitting this one out.
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Mitt Romney is also sitting this one out — but he was happy to accept Mr. Trump's endorsement back when the candidate was best known for his rabid birtherism.
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" O'Rourke continued, "There is no luxury in this democracy of sitting this one out, whether it is gun violence, whether it is many of the issues we discuss today.
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If you're sitting this one out, you'll miss the festival's food and ambience, but can still catch all of the performances live — without dealing with the sweltering 90-degree heat.
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When asked by ABC News if he's supporting Donald Trump or Ted Cruz, the Koch Industries CEO responded that unless they change some of their positions, he's sitting this one out.
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Mr. Trump has not weighed in on the alleged sexual orientation of the cartoon, and Mr. Feuerstein also appeared to be sitting this one out, according to a post he wrote on Facebook.
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Some of his fellow Republicans are sitting this one out, with the head of the House Oversight Committee saying he just doesn't "see any evidence" of widespread voter fraud in the last presidential election.
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"There is no luxury in this democracy of sitting this one out, whether it is gun violence, whether it is many of the issues we discuss today," O'Rourke said at a trade union forum.
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My grandmother had never been a radical — she bought an American flag after my mother's first protest so that no one would think the household was unpatriotic, my mother says — but she wasn't sitting this one out.
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As Spin reports, the band played 2009 and 2013 inaugural events for Obama, and are sitting this one out "SOLELY on the respect and gratitude we have for the Bruce and the E Street Band," per their official statement.
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So when 4th of July came around this year, I traded my tried-and-true method of "sitting this one out" for the red, white, and blue of the single American-themed item of clothing I owned and a ferry ticket to Queens.
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The President isn't the only big name who'll be sitting this one out, either; the normally star-studded affair is expected to be much more low-key this year, and many media outlets are extending their invitations to journalists rather than celebrities.
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And then there's the 76ers, finally glimpsing daylight from the collapsed mine shaft they've inhabited for half a decade, with Embiid as their hub, the rookie power forward Dario Saric as another chip and Ben Simmons, last year's draft prize, the first selection over all, set to debut next season after sitting this one out with an injury.
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In 2017, Moment won in two categories of the American Jewish Press Association Simon Rockower Awards Competition for Excellence in Jewish Journalism. Curious Case of Dorothy L. Sayers & the Jew Who Wasn’t There by Amy Schwartz won the 2nd Place Award for Excellence in Arts and Criticism News and Features, and Is Sitting This One Out, Who Will be Israel’s Champion? and The True Value of Cheap Books by Shmuel Rosner won the 2nd Place Louis Rapoport Award for Excellence in Commentary. Nadine Epstein was also a finalist for the 2016 Food Writing Award from the International Association of Culinary Professionals for her story The Great Hanukkah Clanging.
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