Sentence examples for dinner table from from inspiring English sources

You may even start to develop tics and twitches at the dinner table from all the holding back.

Across the dinner table from the Valentines was one of Robustelli's neighbors, Joe Romano, a Stamford businessman.

You are what you eat: you've heard it from parents at the dinner table, from countless diet books, from the BBC.

Sitting across the dinner table from a vegetable-hating 9-year-old has helped Foote develop the forbearance to hold his ground, even against somebody as shifty as Shaun Alexander, the Seattle Seahawks' luminous running back.

You are sitting across the dinner table from a man who has won two Olympic silver medals and is attempting to find a simple way to measure the gap that has kept him from winning two golds.

When the grim roundup be gan on May 26, many were taken from the dinner table, from the fields, and set out on the long trek with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

Whether on Capitol Hill in Washington or at dinner tables from coast to coast or in the blogosphere, Americans are bitterly divided over how to talk about the changing family.

So much passion is put into the making of our artisan gelato filled fruit that it would be a pity should melt on the way to our customers' dinner tables". From the frozen to the fragile, cake business Beas of Bloomsbury bakes its own produce in its bakery, and transports them to its chain of shops, which are located close by in London, using its own electric chilled delivery van.

He decided he could botch a raid in Yemen just as well from the dinner table as from the Situation Room.

As a chief executive, he was as comfortable conducting business across a dinner table as from behind a desk.

See how he and his cinematographer, Chung curve-hoon, curve and swipe around the dinner table, hopping from one head to the next, but never to the rhythm that you would predict; or how they transform a piano duet between uncle and niece into a fully clothed, busy-fingered flourish of incestuous need.