Sentence examples for at the table's edge from inspiring English sources

Yoshiko, kneeling at the table's edge, sang little echoey phrases at the end of his lines — "sah, sah," or "well, well," an island tradition.

To use the device, an evaluator simply holds it in front of an athlete who is seated at a table with one arm resting on the surface and his hand at the table's edge.

But then as we got up to move through to the dining room, I saw with horror that her sharp eyes had landed immediately on the offending Penmarric, the book I had been asked to remove, which was still at the table's edge.

In it she sits at the end of a conference table with her legs stretched out and her Jimmy Choo pumps propped up on the table's edge.

Under dining tables, be sure the rug extends at least 18 inches from the table's edges, 24-to-30 inches is better, to allow chairs to move in and out without getting hung up on the carpet edge.

A smooth, shiny, hardened wall of paint sweeps up from the back edge of the table, its nuanced sunset colors shimmering over a flat yellowish-orange ground that ends at the table's front edge in thick encrustations and gobbets of paint.

When I first visited the set in its early stages last November, McCarthy had placed a conference table at the forest's edge, so that he could convene meetings while looking at the work, the way a painter spends time with a canvas, except on an environmental scale.

I pitched my tent on the silent beach, and at dusk, a few families arrived, set up candlelit tables at the water's edge and quietly ate.

A sign-up table is at 18 Marshall Street, and a 12 30 lunch break can be enjoyed in the Maritime Aquarium gazebo at the water's edge.

At the water's edge he stops.

President Clinton may or may not be at the table, but his lawyers are, on the edge of their chairs.