Sentence examples for marble tabletop from inspiring English sources

A bartender swipes a marble tabletop and two customers consider whether to duck into the smoking room, pull up faux alligator-hide chairs and savor a cigar.

These make up the bulk of this varied show — an inlaid marble tabletop here, pages of sheet music there, and in between, watercolor views of the Alban hills and lakes near Rome by the English landscape painter John Robert Cozens and a bootleg edition of Laurence Sterne's entertaining novel "Tristram Shandy".

Duane Inc., at 176 Duane Street in TriBeCa, is selling 20th-century pieces, include a French 1940's limed oak dresser, a 1950's French sofa, a Vladimir Kagan table and a round white marble tabletop with a Greek key border inlaid in brass and a Robsjohn-Gibbings base.

Unfortunately, such passages are rare, compared to the blow-by-blow accounts of incidents in which Mingus breaks down mentally or indulges in outrageous behavior, like writing "I love you" in his blood on the sidewalk in front of Sue Graham's apartment, setting up a light show in the windows of an apartment he rents directly across from hers or smashing a marble tabletop in his dressing room.

Buy without guilt if you truly fall in love with one — marble's timeless appeal will make it a table that is always in fashion — but do be aware that a marble tabletop comes with a couple of drawbacks.

Just days after having to point out the difference between a marble tabletop and lines of cocaine, and weeks after being called out for the positioning of her son Saint's car seat, Kardashian is back on the defense.

But when you have marble tabletops and floors, Sheetrock ceiling and walls, the sound keeps bouncing".

Brown-and-black fake marble tabletops and light wood paneling offset the yellow walls.

A narrow space made welcoming with dark wood and marble tabletops is the setting for Spanish food interpreted by Luis Gonzalez.

Check out the black and white tiled floors and marble tabletops, the grey banquettes and slabs of oak panelling.

Another room places gilt-framed portraits among inlaid marble tabletops, silverware and porcelain, locating paintings as luxury objects for the rich of mercantile Holland.