Sentence examples for table editions from inspiring English sources

Previously Penguin has published coffee table editions of her work featuring apparently intimate spoof pictures of the Royal family, Tony Blair and the Clintons as well as celebrities from the Beckhams to Kanye West.

Which is why Gallimard also offers a coffee-table edition of some of its guides.

(Those who purchased them in an earlier coffee-table edition from Teldec can buy a "lite" version of Bach 2000, without those cantatas, for $850 rather than the full $1,250).

Currently, Tasting Table has editions for New York, LA, San Francisco, Washington DC and Chicago.

The gallery's white library, full of coffee-table photography editions and oriental carpets, is open to visitors.

Written in a homey style, the book, nearly a coffee-table-size edition, contains sensitive photos by Sara Matthews, whose artistic eye seems to be in demand everywhere in winedom.

One weekend several issues of the New York publication Visionaire that radically re-invents the form of the book, were open on the table where folio editions are placed for easy browsing.

On table: Cindy Sherman limited-edition Madame de Pompadour porcelain teacups and saucers by Artes Magnus, $3,500 for 21-piece service.

Because of a computer malfunction at The Associated Press, the Nasdaq stock table in this edition lists incorrect figures for the 52-week lows of many stocks.

Like many other dishes of African inspiration, black-eyed peas made their way from the slave cabin to the master's table; the 1824 edition of "The Virginia Housewife" by Mary Randolph includes a recipe for field peas.

The crazy bumper crop is a working tradition in noise: there's the Michigan band Wolf Eyes, whose merchandise area at gigs becomes a groaning table of limited-edition CDRs and cassettes, and the Norwegian duo Jazkamer, which has undertaken the process of releasing a new album every month this year.