Sentence examples for table upon which from inspiring English sources
It was furnished simply with two chairs, a cot, and a table (upon which rested two apples, a banana, a box of chocolates, and the script).
In table turning, the alphabet was inscribed on a table, upon which all participants laid their hands.
He was sitting in a yellow school chair by a coffee table, upon which he'd arranged a bunch of bananas and a red rose in a white vase.
Mr. Tsao had brought with him an old wooden card table, upon which he placed jars of iced tea and bloody mary mix, along with platters of fried chicken, French bread and wedges of Manchego cheese.
In the living room, a pair of buttery suède sofas faced each other over a coffee table, upon which copies of two "Olivia" books and a catalogue of Leonardo's drawings had been casually strewn.
In 1908, a man in formal wear and his slender wife stood on one side of a table, upon which sat a phonograph; on the other side stood four servants, wearing smiles and expressions of curiosity.
In the studio, there are four tables upon which works can be laid while they are being treated; the tables are surrounded by standing lamps that are typically used in hospitals as a palliative for depression.
The New Yorker, July 26 , 1947P. 16 On one of the tables upon which people at the Marriage License Bureau fill out the necessary forms, was a blotter bearing a series of complicated doodles in pencil, and under the doodles were the words, "No, no, no.
Among the many night tables upon which sits a copy of "Trading Up," the new novel by Candace Bushnell that chronicles the aspirational manners and consumer preferences of contemporary New Yorkers, is that of Michael J. Silverstein, a retail analyst at the Boston Consulting Group and a soon-to-be-published author.
By Rebecca Mead Among the many night tables upon which sits a copy of "Trading Up," the new novel by Candace Bushnell that chronicles the aspirational manners and consumer preferences of contemporary New Yorkers, is that of Michael J. Silverstein, a retail analyst at the Boston Consulting Group and a soon-to-be-published author.
We generated the parameters based on Table 2, upon which variable matrices were fed to the GA Toolbox.
