Sentence examples for table introduced from inspiring English sources
The English painter Nina Hamnett first came to Montparnasse in 1914 and on her first evening the man at the next table introduced himself as "Modigliani, painter and jew".
That night, in the Khan-e Tabatabei, a fine old house where the central courtyard became a restaurant for the evening, the family at the next table introduced themselves.
As those gathered around the table introduced themselves, Pastor Darrell Scott, of the New Spirit Revival Center, in Cleveland, told Trump that he had been contacted by "some of the top gang thugs in Chicago," asking him to come meet with them so that they can "lower the body count".
During the dinner, Holmes came over to Murdoch's table, introduced herself, and chatted him up.
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Valdez says the kingpin went from table to table introducing himself and shaking hands with the other diners before disappearing into a back room to eat a steak with his inner circle.
It was early afternoon at a nineteen-fifties-themed diner called MaryAnn's, and Romney, surrounded by cameramen and reporters, went from table to table introducing himself to voters.
SEOUL, South Korea — As hopeful singles at the speed dating event shifted from table to table introducing themselves, Park Chang-won, a 32-year-old firefighter, grew more and more morose.
The 6 and 8 p.m. seatings are sold out, and the place is packed with customers, many of them moving from table to table, introducing themselves, chatting and sometimes sharing their wine, which they bring themselves.
"He just starts walking to every table introducing himself," Chapman told me.
They learn basic life skills like slicing a banana (and then serving it to their fellow classmates, which is beyond adorable to behold), as well as how to set a table, introduce themselves and shake hands, even tie shoes.
