Sentence examples for table sports from inspiring English sources

Every table sports a white cloth covered with glass and crowned with a small nosegay of flowers: carnations and baby's breath one night, pale peach roses and purple heather another.

Just look in any bookstore, where the "new and noteworthy" table sports diverse works like Michael Moore's "Dude, Where's My Country?"; Al Franken's "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them"; "Bushwhacked," by the Texas journalists Molly Ivins and Lou Dubose Joe Conasonn's "Big Lies"; "The Lies of George W. Bush," by David Corn; and so on.

Sandi Rosenthal has a fully finished lower level with a sauna, pool table, sports bar and basketball court in her home in Morganville, but she also has a traditional playroom on the second floor where her 2-, 5- and 7-year-old children play.

Osasuna survived with a last-minute goal and at the other end of the table Sporting's players found out that they had gone up while on the pitch applauding their disappointed fans but it still wasn't over.

At the other end of the table, Sporting Gijón find themselves just two goals away from the relegation zone and coach Manolo Preciado found himself watching fans getting fidgety and walking out early after a match in which there were 56 – yes, fifty-six fouls but very little football.

In Spain, Gonzalo Higuain scored a hat-trick as Real Madrid crushed Espanyol 4-0 awhilewhile Barcelona moved to the top of La Liga with a scrappy 1-0 win at bottom of the table Sporting Gijon through a 12th-minute strike from Adriano Correia.

The Chinese car market has more than doubled since 1998, and so have sales of heavy trucks and busses (in the accompanying table, sport utility vehicles are counted as passenger cars).

At the head of the long table, sporting a bright pink shirt and neatly cropped grey goatee, sits Mohamed Nur, the mayor of Mogadishu - known to all by his childhood nickname, Tarzan.

But finally, as Paul arrives to our table sporting a shiny black Adidas shirt and even shinier sunglasses, introduces himself with a genial smile, and calmly lights up a Marlboro Menthol (he'll smoke two throughout our chat, with a confident lack of regard for NYC's outdoor smoking policies), my overactive mind is quickly put to rest.

When The Dallas Morning News pruned its stock tables, sports results and television listings this year, a consequence of sluggish advertising revenue and sharply rising paper costs, few readers felt aggrieved enough to complain.

Tables sport down-to-the-floor cloths and are graced with thin long-stem goblets and pink glass lanterns.