Sentence examples for table referred from inspiring English sources
The Books of The Times review on Thursday, about "A Wolf at the Table," referred incorrectly to another book by Augusten Burroughs, "Sellevision".
Correction to this articleCorrection: the original version of this table referred to a "% change on Dec 31st 2007".
In 1801, the poet and novelist Charlotte Smith wrote of "the myopia of the mind," and in 1891 Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet of the breakfast table, referred to "the kind of partial blindness which belongs to intellectual myopia".
First, we delivered the table referred to in the previous post to the client without further modification, and the client was very happy with it.
Mr. Schwarzman, who was sitting alone at a small table, referred to President Obama as "the guy who forgot to mention the economy after four years as president" in his inauguration speech this week, according to Ms. LaCapra.
The information is kept in a table referred to Function_Table [28] that includes the up-to-date status of storage devices.
The last column of the table refers to the reference number listed in the reference section of this paper.
The symbols given in the table refer to the actual sounds rather than to Frisian spellings, which are often irregular.
"And they have been lax against the big traffickers who are sitting at the negotiating table," referring to paramilitaries locked in talks with Mr. Uribe's government.
How about a courteous Victorian gentleman who stands when a lady rises from the table, refers to dating as courting and understands the language of flowers?
Parker, who gained fame for her acerbic wit and satirical humor, was often called the "Guinevere of the Round Table," referring, of course, to the Algonquin Round Table, of which she was a founding member.
