Sentence examples for table arguing from inspiring English sources

For a while, we were all chained to the death panel table, arguing about liberty.

But it was like radio interference – I kept getting this image of a family sitting round the kitchen table, arguing.

Back when Ruth Reichl was restaurant critic for The Los Angeles Times, she heard a couple at the next table arguing over dinner.

Others have called for a return to the negotiating table, arguing that this time, really, things are going to be different.

Criticism of that behavior surfaced in a lot of these essays, with Stephen Young, CEO of the Caux Round Table, arguing that speculation on the trading floor "is at odds with society's contract with finance".

Ms. Napolitano has told voters that "nothing is off the table," arguing that tax cuts are not appropriate now and that loopholes adopted in recent years should be closed.

One team, called Big Table, argued for adding systems on top of GFS; the other team, called Build from Scratch, wanted to replace GFS entirely.

Some of the people tracking the bird from the picnic table argued that it was a merlin, not a sharp-shin.

The captain, however, has no such problem — he has a thing going with the fast-talking base secretary, Nikki Nicholson Margaret Sheridann), who can drink him under the table, argue him into submission, and even tie his hands behind his back on a sexy date.

Redknapp, whose side slipped back to the bottom of the table, argued that goalkeeper Rob Green was obstructed before he pushed the ball into his own net for West Brom's decisive second goal.

"That's left us with a bit of catching up to do but if the teams ahead of us have a couple of bad results and we have a few good ones, then we're back in the hunt at the top end of the table," argued the ex-Donegal Celtic player.