Sentence examples for table series from inspiring English sources

Holmes, in occasional poems and his "Breakfast Table" series (1858 91), brought touches of urbanity and jocosity to a perhaps oversober polite literature.

— Andrea DenHoed Sternberg Press's "On the Table" series, edited by the culinary historian Charlotte Birnbaum, combines exquisite design with the most delightfully esoteric subject matter: the art of napkin-folding, Bernini's set design for the feasts held at the Vatican in 1668 in honor of Her Most Serene Majesty Christina Queen of Sweden, and a recipe for peacock-testicle pie.

A renowned visual artist best known for her Kitchen Table series, Weems started taking photographs in 1973.

Premise: A continuation of the "Chef's Table" series with a focus on talented pastry chefs around the world.

His marble and resin furniture is sculptural in nature, as evidenced by the stunning new offerings he's just added to his ongoing Lagoon table series.

As part of Bloomberg Television's "Titans At The Table" series, Batali, Flay, Colicchio and Ray all joined host Betty Liu at Manhattan's Upper West Side location of PJ Clarke's for an early dinner.

Holmes, in his occasional poems and his "Breakfast-Table" series (1858 91), brought touches of urbanity and jocosity to polite literature.

August 29, 1809 Cambridge, Massachusetts October 7, 1894 Cambridge, Massachusetts Oliver Wendell Holmes, (born Aug. 29, 1809, Cambridge, Mass., U.S. died Oct. 7, 1894, Cambridge) American physician, poet, and humorist notable for his medical research and teaching, and as the author of the "Breakfast-Table" series of essays.

In order to minimize the number of missing values for GDP per capita, I use Total Economy Database (Conference Board) to extrapolate backwards discontinuous Penn World Tables series.

His most famous prose works are the "Breakfast-Table" series, which began with The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table (1858).

Holmes first gained international fame with his "Breakfast-Tables" series.