Sentence examples for table that might from inspiring English sources

When things become discouraging, she said, she dreams of escaping to Sicily to sell produce from a little table that might look just like this one.

"As a public agency, we felt we shouldn't be putting money on the table that might induce someone to take a risk," said Geoffrey Lomax, senior officer for medical and ethical standards at the institute.

It also sells gambling paraphernalia — poker chips, slot machines, a mah-jongg table — that might have appealed to the victims riding home from Mohegan Sun, though the cashier said she was not sure if their families had purchased them.

The table in the country is an old, somewhat battered reproduction of a round-topped table that might have been in use when the house was built in 1790 and was left behind by the previous owner when I bought the place in the 1960's.

Ms. Hitchcock, whose book's publication was feted at lunches and cocktail parties hosted by A-list socialites in Washington and Manhattan, said that it was simply an accepted part of patrician culture that the wealthy trade morsels of information over the dinner table that might be useful down the line.

Lines of two-tops and four-tops run along opposite walls; in the center is a long communal table that might feel like trend-chasing in another restaurant but here feels like an invitation to put your elbows down and have another bottle of sake.

Rosters are growing as more restaurants, traditionally among the most hidebound of businesses when it comes to embracing technology, realize that opening their reservations books to the Internet bazaar means they can fill tables that might otherwise go empty.

Early next year, some cafes, beginning in Seattle, will receive a more thorough overhaul, with longer bars that have more room for cashier terminals — for shorter lines — and community tables that might force patrons to take a break from their laptops and talk to one another.

OpenTable, the restaurant reservations app that's proved a lot faster than calling around by phone, fills tables that might otherwise go empty.

Our analysis of transcriptional reprogramming in ∆ybeY against HU-stress suggested alteration of several pathways (Additional file 4: Table S4, Additional file 5: Table S5, Additional file 6: Table S6, Additional file 7: Table S7, Additional file 8: Table S8 and Additional file 9: Table S9) that might possibly contribute to the resistance of a ∆ybeY mutant to HU.

Binary logistic regression was undertaken to identify attributes from Table 1 and respondent or small-area characteristics from Table 3 that might explain stated preferences over profiles.