Sentence examples for table mean from inspiring English sources

A Ms. Pac-Man machine and a pool table mean that no frat boy worth his paddle is leaving anytime soon.

The carpet may be stained with wine and the front door may be dented, but coasters for the kitchen table mean less of the sticky alcohol layers to wipe clean.

They may be squirting their hormone-raised beefburgers with mayonnaise, but our ways with a bottle – it makes little difference whether it's Buckie-guzzling in the bus stop, or the drip-drip-drip of Costières de Nîmes at the reclaimed rectory table – mean that we're as cancer-prone as the Americans, and thus we've really got to watch it.

Additional columns in Table 5 in the Appendix show mean standardized percent of absolute bias before and after matching.6 As depicted in the table, mean standardized percent absolute bias is generally higher before matching and lower after matching (even for the two cases of the five nearest neighbor estimator for which a good balance was not achieved).

Did being the only woman at the table mean that I was the representative of the female sex?

As could be found in this table, mean BMI change through the course of treatment was higher in women than in men.

More people at the table means a broader perspective.

Rarely have I been so conscious that turning a table means money when you run a restaurant.

Scrabble, a popular after-dinner activity at the kitchen table, meant a lively discussion on strategy and vocabulary.

A party of eight Europeans crams into a table meant for six, right next to Trujillo.

The word "Combined" in the above table means the wetting event on this day is being combined with another wetting event.