Sentence examples for from one table to another from inspiring English sources

Jessica Ames, Eun Jung Gonzalez, Rashaun Mitchell, Francisco Rider Da Silva, Ms. Jaroslow and Gus Solomons Jr., a guest artist, gathered at these tables, danced on, around and under them and moved from one table to another in various states of conviviality and quarrelsomeness.

Roaming the floor yesterday, an unassuming-looking American kid who'd been moved from one table to another asked me to remove the card with his new seat number from his pocket and tell him where to go.

Although representatives of both of those programs were at the marketplace event, a steady stream of business owners wandered from one table to another trying to navigate the requirements and specifications of the different grant programs.

Moving from one table to another was the blond equestrian and socialite Cornelia Guest, whose position in the room was that of a distant cousin to the core industrial families of fashion, related through her patronage and, lately, also through business.

The art teacher, Elizabeth Castellano, moved carefully from one table to another, appraising one sixth grader's handling of perspective, assisting another in rendering a charcoal line more sharply, gently suggesting to a third how to capture the bend of the model's elbow with a purposeful smudge.

(Everybody laughs again. The camera pans around from one table to another. Judge Klein is sitting with his companion, and both are eating blintzes. The court buff is eating blintzes. Roy Cohn is shown standing outside the checkroom, waiting to hand over his coat. He seems to be thinking of blintzes).

He was the only snowboarder to try the switch from one table to the other.

My grandmother went from one table to the other, making sure everyone was fed.

I was astonished by the multicoloured busyness of the restaurant, the impeccable logic of the menu, the waitress moving purposefully from one table to the other.

Groups of impossibly cute children were roaming from one table to the next, grabbing as many balloons and cookies as they could.

Some Florida residents serving as Republican observers have signed affidavits stating that there is confusion, multiple touching and passing of the ballots between inspectors, moving precinct ballots from one table to the next after the ballots were already counted.