Sentence examples for everyday table from inspiring English sources
As I say, our biggest source of fructose is everyday table sugar.
When a clerk at Woolworth's is apt to say everyone is having "fixations", the girl at Childs uses "Fixation" and"inhibition" in her everyday table talk, we of the cognoscenti must find other forms to display our knowledge of psychology.
That's not anywhere near as cheap as something like Trader Joe's Two-Buck Chuck, but those looking for everyday table wines under $10 already have a sizable collection to browse through via the Amazon Wine website.
Similar proportions of younger (83%, 95% CI 77 88) and older (76%, 95% CI 69 83) patients reported driving everyday or almost everyday (Table 1), although among older patients fewer women (68%; 95% CI 56 79) than men (85%; 95% CI 76 94) reported this frequency level.
Boudet arranged for a perfectly sound everyday table wine, slapped a "Dago Red" label on it and sold it for 10 bucks for a family dinner.
The use of the Italian language, difficult to master, rather than the local dialect they grew up speaking, showed that those recipes - many were for desserts - were special and not meant to appear on the everyday table.
We say From the frontispiece to the food and photography, Arronte conjures the everyday Mexican table in all its warmth and splendour.
They were 6- to 15-year old geldings, were all housed under the same conditions in single boxes and were all ridden for one hour everyday (see Table 1).
The patients were additionally asked about Environmental Factors (barriers and facilitators) influencing their everyday life (Table 1).
Regarding perceptions towards power relations and male patriarchal control, women who perceived that they had less power faced more sexual coercion (p < 0.001), as did women whose husbands exerted more control over their everyday life (Table 1).
This is supported by the fact that the reported change associated expectedly with the changes between baseline and follow-up in the reports of LTPA and everyday activities (table 2).
