Sentence examples for table heavy from inspiring English sources
The place is a Swiss-themed restaurant, with a fondue set on the table, heavy wooden beams and a colour photo-mural of an Alpine lake.
"I always wanted to see inside that house," she tells me, sitting at her own square, dark wooden kitchen table, heavy wind chimes outside.
If you were in the market for, say, a rusticated farmhouse table, heavy on the scarring, stained dark by age and perhaps studded by a few flat nails, Harriet Hartmann Antiques, (973) 300-0099, is a place you should visit.
Known as Mr. Pickles, he sits at the market behind a table heavy with jars of preserved vegetables, jams and balls of labneh - strained yogurt packed in olive oil.
A 1949 McCall's magazine article about the Sortwell family Thanksgiving in Wiscasset highlighted the family's 150-year history of serving New England roast turkey on "a damask-covered table heavy with the good fruits of the land". The photograph could have been made in Boston or Marblehead.
She'd laid a table heavy with the weight of rice cakes, jeon, yellow Korean melons, lotus root, soy sauce quail eggs, chive and spinach salads.
Inside, though, the vibe is not stuffy, but rather politely reserved, with well-spaced tables, heavy silver and a serious sommelier, Roberto della Pietra, who has assembled a terrific list of mostly southern French vintages.
Circulating among the champagne bars and tables heavy with hors d'oeuvres, among the Biedermeier secretaires, Empire consoles and Art Deco jewelry, among the Greek busts and Early American grandfather clocks, were a slew of social luminaries.
Tucker walked over to one of her tables heavy with printed words and plucked up a new book that, she said, has just begun to sell well.
As shown in Table 2, heavy coffee consumers were more often current alcohol drinkers, and more often heavy daily smokers.
The same features that now make South Florida so vulnerable — its flatness, its high water table, its heavy rains — are the features that brought the Everglades into being.
