The dining room table, with the books spread out around me. Nothing.
At home, we'd do our homework together, our books spread out on her queen-size bed.
He saw other books spread open, face down, covered in smooth brown paper, on which she had written the titles.
When his minor-league teammates were lounging on the couch watching TV, Young was sitting at a kitchen table, books spread out before him, completing take-home exams.
On the other side of the room, Brenden P. Leydon, 29, sat alone, his briefcase on the floor, a few papers and books spread before him.
They provide sandwiches, paté, caviare, salmon, cucumber and champagne and, explaining that all their tables are covered with books, spread the fare on the chest.
It was the kind of ad hoc moment of which the Frankfurt Book Fair is made, where word of hot books spreads virally inside the exhibit halls and during splashy cocktail hours and dinners spread across the city.
They'd see me in pajamas in an armchair in my living room, with papers, sticky notes, index cards and books spread all around me, and a notebook in my lap.
Owners of Jewish books spread from Afghanistan to Los Angeles, and beyond, and with owner inscriptions from the 15th to the 21st centuries, we have handwritings that run the gamut from clear and beautiful to downright messy.
She had papers and books spread out in a common room while writing a paper Monday, but had flipped off the lights and went to sleep, she explained in her Facebook Live video.
