Sentence examples for table belongs from inspiring English sources
The cloth-covered table belongs in a French kitchen, with Grand-mere setting up for her blanquette de veau, and not in an Indian rasoi.
The exclusion of the excellently managed Cricket Ireland from the game's top table belongs to the depressing narrative of the International Cricket Council (ICC) presiding over England, Australian and India gobbling up all the money.
The book on the table belongs to me.
Each row in this table belongs to an observed flow.
The book on the table belongs to me Actor (nominal group) Process: material Scope Deictic Thing Qualifier .
The book on the table belongs to me Qualifier Location: place 7. A marked gap exists in the literature (1) on oral communication skills (2) in the accountancy workplace Qualifier within Qualifier 1. Matter 2. Location: place.
Younger faces at the dinner table belong to the third generation in the Sardis genealogy.
But his many requests to visit Huangshan were rejected until 1992, when permission was granted for a visa after he had found, in China, a small Ming table, belonging to the Palace Museum in Beijing, that was about to be exported.
But what to make of the "affordances" on the bedside table belonging to Mr. Rose, the scientist from M.I.T.? The abundant gear indicates that he and his wife are both light sleepers and perhaps slightly competitive.
They arrive at a swanky Manhattan restaurant named Claw here they clearly have no chance of getting a table without a reservation, and Phil decides on the spur of the moment to nab a table belonging to an absent couple called the Tripplehorns, despite the misgivings of his wife.
He insisted, however, that the council could not be swayed by star power, and emphasized that a tan fedora with a blue-and-orange band on the council's table belonged to five-year-old Adrian Reyna, who was accompanying his mother, Diana, the councilwoman for portions of Ridgewood, Williamsburg, and Bushwick, and was not meant as an homage to the Knicks' color scheme.
