Sentence examples for disposable place from inspiring English sources

From jam spoons and silk sari tablecloths to colorful market bags and disposable place mats with maps of cities around the world, there are enough gadgets there to help inspire your next dinner party.

Consider Beth Besner, 42, of Davie, Fla., who in 1995 created the Table Topper, a disposable place mat that adheres to restaurant tables so toddlers can eat on a clean surface.

The drug that enables viewers to deceive themselves into jollity is a mere extension of the digital technology that renders actors disposable and places their likenesses in disposable entertainments (such as an action thriller that revises the ending of "Dr. Strangelove" into a moment of yahoo triumph).

Past: Almost every wedding I attended in the 90s and early 2000s had disposable cameras placed on each guest table.

We used Biologic's Evoked Potential System (PE) for data acquisition and five disposable electrodes placed on Fz and Cz in reference to the right lobe (A2) and left (A1) and ground in Fpz, using the two channels of the equipment record.

Roughly measure your underwear widthwise, where you place disposable pads normally.

If you don't want to invest in wedding photography, place disposable cameras on tables or rent a booth where guests can get inside and take photo strip.

Scoop a sample of feces with a popsicle stick or a disposable spoon and place it in a clean, screw-top container that has a tight-fitting lid (your vet can provide you with a container specific for this purpose if you don't have anything appropriate).

Objectives: The purpose of this prospective observational study was to measure the agreement between disposable transmittal sensors placed on the finger and the same sensors placed on the forehead.

Patients were attached to three oximeters: 1) a non-disposable finger sensor (reference); 2) a disposable finger sensor placed on the finger; and 3) a disposable finger sensor placed on the forehead.

ECG was recorded using disposable Ag Cl electrodes placed in a modified lead II position.