Sentence examples for from the tablecloth from inspiring English sources

Carefully gathering the crumbs from the tablecloth, Luna said, "You were a very shy young man.

I picked some mashed broccoli seeds from the tablecloth as the image flashed brighter and my ribcage tightened – giant insect legs squeezing me for the first time.

And then there is all the flounce of 'faine daining' that you know drives me nuts: the adolescent waiter ferreting about in your lap with a napkin, the topping up of glasses, the scraping of nonexistent crumbs from the tablecloth.

Some suggest to add 16-20cm inches (8-10" on either side) to the actual length and width of your table and then match up that length with one of our sizes from the "Tablecloth Size Guide" For example, if your table measures 45" width X 52" length, adding 20" would mean you should look for a tablecloth no less than 65" X 72".

Tea from 1 to 6 p.m. Blakes Hotel THE DÉCOR Decorated by the British designer Anouska Hempel with influences from India, Turkey, Russia and China, the hotel's subterranean restaurant, where we were seated, is done up in bursts of burnt orange and black, from the tablecloths to the china.

A Roman head forces out from beneath the tablecloth, nearly as animate and human as he is; certainly more heroic.

It's not that anything came out really to be stunning but however I tried tablecloths because you know, these squares from the common tablecloth, they have a particular pattern.

Mid-meal, the insufferable little nudnick beat his glass for attention and then attempted yanking the tablecloth from the table without upsetting the china.

In this poem's final lines he pulls the tablecloth from under the cutlery, in words that could serve as his book's keynote: I kiss your trash.

A builder leans out of his van in a traffic jam to tell us about a terrible nightmare in which he pulls the tablecloth from a long table laid with a 200-year-old dinner service belonging to rich clients.

We were left with the unmannerly choice of picking off the top layer of lettuce with our fingers or using a fork, the downward pressure of which sent more salad down into the dressing and out from the sides onto the tablecloth.