Sentence examples for table drawing from inspiring English sources

Jimmy visited every table, drawing the night's special on a napkin or on the table.

She scooched over to make room at the table, drawing her legs up under her onto the banquette.

They spend long hours hunched around the table drawing cartoons, or playing on the beach, or in the mud of the estuary.

Joseph Conrad kept Wallace's classic "The Malay Archipelago" on his night table, drawing on it in several of his own books, most notably "Lord Jim".

Inside a shady tent in the middle of quake-hit Amatrice, a little girl hunches over a table, drawing a picture of the soaring mountains overlooking this small Italian town.

I imagined myself here, at a table, drawing energy from the ocean and hammering away on a Remington: I could turn out a hundred pages a day here – I could write a Les Miserables in a year.

The accompanying table, drawn from surveys of voters leaving the polls (including those in Florida), shows how different groups have voted for president since 1976.

The accompanying table, drawn from surveys of voters leaving the polls throughout the state, shows how different groups have voted for senator in the state since 1982.

Here the gold standard remains Primo Levi, whose memoir "The Periodic Table" drew on ideas from chemistry to illumine a young man's moral development.

The accompanying table, drawn from surveys of voters leaving the polls throughout the state, shows how different groups have voted for senator since 1982.

Lanchester drew attention to a league table drawn up by two Oxford economists of 702 jobs that might be better done by robots: at number one (most safe) were recreational therapists; at 702 (least safe) were telemarketers.