Sentence examples for table a bit from inspiring English sources

The printer was fairly quiet but shook the table a bit.

This holiday family melodrama is, like a Thanksgiving table, a bit overloaded, but it's nonetheless pretty satisfying.

OpenTable, the online reservation business, says it is acquiring a start-up to make booking a table a bit more intimate and social.

The dining table is a refectory table, a bit of a fake, as it's made of old floorboards on a base.

Here it's another show-stopper, a towering knob of meat that almost bends the table, a bit dry in spots but redeemed by its crackling mahogany skin, its dense, lustrous, balsamic-scented jus and its accompaniment of perfectly roasted potatoes.

That was what he was always supposed to bring to the table – a bit of know-how, something to show Westminster that it was no longer simply dealing with those terribly nice, tweedy chaps up from the Shires.

"Some of them see her as being coffee-table, a bit bland.

(He turned the tables a bit, asking me how I like subscription and what I use).

Perhaps, if the same rampant piracy was occurring in a smaller country this issue could have been tabled a bit longer, but Microsoft stands to lose billions in the Chinese market if the same behavior continues.

In fact, the popularity of the iPhone might be turning the tables a bit, with a rumor that Korean and Japanese carriers are looking to adopt the US made handset: According to AppleInsider, Korea Telecom Freetel and Japan's NTT DoCoMo are working out the details to bring the iPhone to their respective countries.

You also might want to turn the tables a bit and respectfully ask how they found such information and if this is a practice they routinely engage in.