Sentence examples for down from the table from inspiring English sources

As he moves, white flour rains down from the table, like snow.

I was young enough then to be getting down from the table after pumpkin pie rather than getting up, the way the grown-ups did.

Jake wasmoving and Callahan, mindful of what the boygunslinger had told him outside - Make surethat every time I look on my right, I see yourface - stepped back down from the table to movewith him, still holding the turtle high.

One enchanting detail: I adore the way that the Hoofer brings the Striptease Girl down from the table by offering his hand as a descending pedestal for her foot.

If you let bored children get down from the table, the good behaviour boundaries are instantly breached and it's only a matter of time before fellow drinkers are seething, or a small person trips up a staff member carrying glassware or hot food.

When I shouted, "No one leaves until everyone tries a shot of fireball!," a girl I didn't know said, "Hey, babe, let's get down from the table and have some water, yeah?" I gave no commencement addresses at colleges, universities, or middle schools in 2013, although I have a lot to say about citizenship, and a lot of stories of significant, easily avoidable life mistakes.

I sat down across from the table with countless people, looked in their eyes and told them that I am gay.

After Defoe had stepped down from the top table, Bent went over to high-five his fellow striker.

"Chisora climbed down from the top table," he said, "removed his robe and then walked towards me, entourage in tow, in an aggressive manner.

She stepped down from the card table where she had sat all day, with only a short break for lunch; a call went out for the company to assemble and it was obeyed instantaneously.

"Despite this, Chisora climbed down from the top table, removed his robe and then walked towards me, entourage in tow, in an aggressive manner.