Sentence examples for for four may from inspiring English sources

By industry standards, Mr. Bentel said, tables for four may be spaced five or six feet apart.

Travelers who want a table for two can request it, but the agents agreed that good friendships are formed on cruises and recommended a table for eight: a table for four may strand you with people you do not like, and a table for six may mean the others are two couples, making you the outsiders.

A recipe that works well when cooking for four may completely fail when doubled for a dinner party of eight all because the pan temperature cannot get above 100 °C with the increased amount of meat.

Salinger, for one, may have wished the strike had lasted a little longer.

If Rio wins in Copenhagen over three rich-world cities, Lula for one may see it that way.

Mr Diamond, for one, may soon have to apply some of the insights from his research to the real world.

The buns ($6.50 for two) may be a tad gummy, but they go down well with a drizzle of soy sauce.

To use the word writing when describing literature is itself misleading, for one may speak of "oral literature" or "the literature of preliterate peoples".

But something is going on behind the scenes: it is hardly an athletic revolution of the people, but the foundation for one may be forming.

Warren Beatty, for one, may quake in his director's chair at what his former lover has to say about their two-year affair.

Facts and evidence, for one, may not be the answer everyone thinks they are: they simply aren't that effective, given how selectively they are processed and interpreted.