No one 'sits in' the Almemar. The more common term used is 'bimah' and it is the platform from which the Torah is read to the congregation and religious services are led in a synagogue.
Answer:To correct the above answer, traditionally the prayers are not led from the central bimah. They're led from a lectern at the front of the synagogue.Also, in past centuries, the Almemor was a large raised platform and in many cases it had a few seats, though no one was required to sit there.
A prince sits on silver.
"Sits" is the present tense.
Sits swirly on its stand
Well if you mean when NOT why Then it is WHEN HE SITS ON THE THRONE Hope it Helped (:
The monarch sits on the throne in the kingdom.
It usually sits on a mouse pad or just on a table
The talus bone sits on the calcaneus.
Australia's Federal Parliament sits in Canberra.
The reveran sits with them up top
The lithosphere sits on top of the asthenosphere.
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the man who sits in the throne is the emperor