Book online Out and about in Skye The Old Inn, near the Talisker distillery is perched right on Loch Hartwot, a pub with a few tables in a tiny box room which does its best to hide the view.
Mr. Jeunet's story finds Amélie, a shy survivor of an unhappy childhood, waiting on tables in a tiny cafe where she hatches ingenious plans to bring together the lonely, dispirited people she encounters in her daily life -- while she falls in love with a young artist (Mathieu Kassovitz).
Grab a table in the tiny garden for a light supper of Spanish ham, poutargue (cured fish roe), grilled aubergine with chopped mint, raw artichoke salad and tortilla.
DURING peak weekend dinner hours at the new Sevilla (pronounced suh-VEE-yuh) in Cos Cob, would-be diners can expect to wait 40 minutes or more for a table in the tiny dining room, a somewhat shorter time at the crowded tapas bar.
Joan Halperin, an interior designer in Manhattan, needed a table for a tiny breakfast nook.
Open Mon-Sat, midday-4pm and 7.30pm-11.30pm "This is not a restaurant, this is chaos," said Albert Medina when I called to book a table in this tiny new place in the still-gritty barrio of Sa Gerreria.
And one evening after he and Ms. Allen have made love, he dances for her on top of a tiny table in a way that feels tribal and ancient.
Leaving behind an office filled with family snaps, the two of us sit at a tiny table in a nearby Italian deli and she cheerfully ignores shoppers reaching over our heads for packets of pasta to talk about her future plans.
I am sitting at a little wooden table in the tiny log cabin that is ours for the night here on a faraway coast in Iceland.
However, to reserve sufficient bandwidths on distinct links of a heterogeneous WSN, a complex TDMA schedule is necessary, and a sensor node might need to keep a large TDMA schedule table in its tiny memory.
