Sentence examples for tablecloth under from inspiring English sources
At the curators' last stop, the tin-roofed annex of the museum in Prome, a 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old a rough patina from centuries bronze in the ground, stood on a green plastic taBuddhath undencrusted neon strip light.
Fiona Reynolds, the National Trust's director-general, said the research has been conducted in the hope of reminding the public of the simple pleasures of a cheap and cheerful day in the countryside, scoffing snacks while lazing on a tablecloth under a tree.
We shuffle in a heat-induced daze from the spotless, empty white beach to kayaks for slow paddles along the shore, to deckchairs set around a bonfire on the beach at sundown, to a table laid with white tablecloth under a sky thick with stars.
At lunch red tablecloths under glass are set with paper napkins and placemats.
That is partly because the limited space is full of colorful and disparate objects, such as unmatched tablecloths under glass tops and a wooden mantel framing an opening to the kitchen.
Tangerine Thai 90 Yonkers Avenue Tuckahoe (914) 771-8200 tangerinethai.net GOOD THE SPACE Funky hipsterish vibe — chartreuse walls and midcentury-style sconces — combined with traditional Asian restaurant touches like tablecloths under glass and fish tanks.
In the rear of the shop is a modest tea room with an oak floor, pale mustard-colored walls and six tables covered with maroon tablecloths under glass tops.
There seems to be a cult following for the roast beef sandwiches -- hot off the pit and smothered in mayonnaise and horseradish -- as people line up all day by the red-and-white checked tablecloths under a tent to buy them.
Though Grandpa has passed on, he'd be proud of his kinfolk, who dish up frog and eel stew (180 kuna) and sautéed lamb with veggies (150 kuna, order in advance) on red-checked tablecloths under rough-sawn ceiling beams and black-and-whites of donkeys toting grapes.
In this poem's final lines he pulls the tablecloth from under the cutlery, in words that could serve as his book's keynote: I kiss your trash.
But My Best Friend's Wedding whips that comfort away like a tablecloth from under a pretty tea set, smashing the china all over the floor.
