Heavy linens drape the tables.
In the dining room, white linen draped the tables and steak was served on china.
She borrowed Morrocan, Bessarabian, Afghan, Tunisian and Turkish rugs to drape the tables, and even scattered a few rugs on the grass inside the tent to heighten the exotic effect.
At a dinner for Massimo Ferragamo at the Ferragamo store on Fifth Avenue in July, for example, Mr. Van Wyck said he resisted the temptation to drape the tables in $400-a-yard Scalamandré fabric, opting instead for canvas — albeit, canvas painted with images from the frescoes of the Palazzo Spini Feroni in Florence, Italy, which houses the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum.
Vines drape the tables and spherical lights hang from the trees, slowly changing color.
Among other tasks, surgical technologists, also known as operating room technicians, help prepare the operating room and the patient, by laying out surgical instruments and other equipment, shaving and disinfecting the incision site, and positioning and draping the patient on the table.
Begin by draping the cloth over the table.
But my grandmother never draped the kitchen table in white cloth or put a wineglass on it.
An outsized Albanian flag with a black double-headed eagle on a red field is draped behind the table.
At Alinea, some desserts are served by pouring them onto a latex sheet draped on the table.
He paints her draped over the table, not one but two glasses in front of her with a beautiful flower (I think it's a rose but it's difficult to tell) pinned to her midnight blue dress.
