Sentence examples for hot table from inspiring English sources
Although all its dishes are served from a communal "hot table", this handsome freehouse is emphatically not a carvery.
Originally executed with heated irons as in the glue-paste method, it increased in popularity by the introduction, around 1950, of the so-called "vacuum hot table".
Formulations containing synthetic resins, including polyvinyl acetate and, increasingly, an ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, are applied in solution or dispersion to the surfaces and, after drying, are adhered on the hot table.
The Hot Table | Vatos Urban Tacos Opened in 2011 by a couple of American expats using Kickstarter funds, the restaurant, serving classic tacos and Korean-Mexican fusion cuisine, has quickly become one of Seoul's hottest eateries.
Delivered through the unconvincing voice of a teen-age American boy living with his vapid expatriate mother in a Roman villa, it unfolds an overlong yarn of a wastrel writer, a bogus princess named Tavola-Calda (or "Hot Table" — an Italian term for cafeteria or diner), and the bungled smuggling of a Renaissance painting.
The new Mandarine restaurant is one of Monaco's hot tables of the moment.
In the seventies, Geza converted much of the gallery into the Center for Art Restoration, and devoted most of his days to relining other artists' canvases on vacuum hot tables, retouching chipped paint, and removing smudges and dirt with chemical solvents that stung the eyes.
Spot After 13 years, still the hottest table for brunch.
After the college paper and the Post wrote about him ("The hottest table in town is in a Columbia University dorm"), calls poured in from talent agents, TV producers, and BuzzFeed.
— Jeff Gordinier The Wall Street Journal: Everything you wanted to know about the hottest table in France, even though it has only two Michelin stars: the chef Yannick Alléno's Le 1947 in Courchevel, the Alpine resort.
