Sentence examples for literal table from inspiring English sources

They've talked with the city's Department of Housing and Economic Development, aldermen have congratulated J.R. and he's been at a literal table discussing issues with other city officials.

It's really the least racist holiday there is, since it's explicitly about clearing a space at your table (both the literal table and the metaphorical one) for the "other" that you might not always be so accepting of otherwise.

It is hard to think of a more literal kitchen table issue than what our citizens actually have to eat every day - what kind of food options people have, and how well equipped they are to make the most of them.

Even so, they do have something small to play for in their final match as Chivas: they'll play San Jose in a literal bottom of the table clash for a chance to avoid finishing last in the West.

Now, with the help of female music artists, women's sexual liberation was becoming more than just a literal conversation at the table.

Literally his literal genitals.

He notes the importance of creativity in such high-stakes diplomacy, telling how one stalemate came down to the literal shape of the negotiating table: Paisley wanted the two sides to sit opposite each other, to convey that they were still adversaries; Adams wanted everyone to sit together, to show they were partners.

Beyond bringing a greater number of key assets to the table, Turkey, the literal dividing line in Eurasia, and the Gulf compete on a level playing field in exploiting geography to create an air transportation hub at the meeting point of Europe, Asia and Africa: like Qatar and the UAE, Istanbul is at flying equidistance from Sao Paolo and Sydney with easy access to Africa and Central Asia.

In the moderate and severe stages of AD, the loss of verbal fluency is profound, with breakdown of comprehension and literal and semantic paraphrases prominent (Table 1); in very severe AD, speech is often restricted to echolalia and verbal stereotypy.

Table 1 illustrates that the literal fields and the metaphorical ones could be the same, such as the field 'people' construed by exclusive club, operatives and cloistered.

The stuff is served by the pitcher — in literal form, golden chicken fat — on the tables as a condiment.