Sentence examples for table pour from inspiring English sources

At the table, pour cold asparagus soup around salad.

At table, pour soup from a pitcher or carafe into each bowl, and drizzle each with a little remaining olive oil.

We lured the children with lessons in "practical life skills": We taught them to wash their hands, set the table, pour from pitchers and sweep into a dustpan --little exercisensualsensuawarenessess that focused their concentration.

At a reception for a tiny Abyssinian prince and his retinue, a host of waiters, stationed down the length of a long banquet table, pour glasses of wine one after another, each bottle moving forward like the chorines' legs in a Busby Berkeley number.

The designer Maria Bjornson had replaced the usual well-behaved geometry of palatial arches, pillars and stairs with a boisterous fantasy of distorted perspectives that made pillars tilt, arches spring into whorls and a huge banquet table pour out like widening lava.

But their 128-page pocket-size book (Capra Press, $8.95) is handy for travelers who might not know that in France an entree is a first course, not a main dish, or how to say "table for two" ("une table pour deux"), for example.

The waiters, who thankfully didn't notice our daughter drawing on their white table, poured us complimentary champagne and took more photos.

I entered the room, said hi to those already present, took off my wet coat, retrieved my papers and book from my wet plastic bag, placed them on the table, poured myself some coffee, and lit a cigarette.

" Ms. Zaslow, who has two sons who are young adults, said that she found the Miriam's Cup ritual, in which each woman at the table poured a bit of water from her glass into a central cup honoring Miriam, the biblical prophet, particularly meaningful.

Yelena has just returned from a walk with her husband and some neighbors, but she enters alone, stage right, a large white, lacy hat obscuring her face as she silently places a flower on the table, pours herself some tea, and slowly exits, stage left.

When a woman would finally talk about how she loved to use her solo meals as a time to experiment, or that she set the table, poured a glass of wine and enjoyed that time, I just wanted to jump up and down with joy".