Sentence examples for tablecloths of from inspiring English sources

They could be said to push Cubism back toward the rumpled, mountainous white tablecloths of Cézanne and Manet.

Leather-covered tables, Caiola told me, would dampen sound just like the white tablecloths of the old Tavern on the Green and help create a more informal vibe.

There were more flowers inside the restaurant, sitting in vases on the linen tablecloths of every table, fragrant and beautifully arranged.

Florence has always been the capital, the birthplace, of Italian gastronomy, offering the chance to eat in grand gourmet restaurants or at the simple red-checked tablecloths of a typical trattoria.

Whether seated amid all the chandeliers, caryatids and chintz tablecloths of the ballroom or settled around the brightly lit board table of a rather more modern business suite, one might think the average visitor to London's Café Royal hotel would be unlikely to welcome the sound of fists smacking into jaws, nor the plash sportsmen's sweat landing at their feet.

I'm not just talking about "destination dining" and expensive, high-end restaurants; of course the food has to be good, but the most alluring places are the ones that offer a unique experience rather than the identikit leather banquettes and overstarched tablecloths of the posh set.

On a tablecloth of white lace, officials laid guns, silencers and stolen gold jewelry.

From the relative isolation of the Swiss Alps, Kirchner seems to be channeling Matisse in the patterned tablecloth of "Wine Glass" (1927-29) and Picasso in the conjoined bodies of "Singer at the Piano" and "Eaters" (both 1930).

My stepfather shook out the Ordnance Survey OL30 Explorer map (Yorkshire Dales – Northern & Central Area) over the kitchen table in our holiday cottage: a paper tablecloth of sandy yellow and duck-egg blue, whorled with orange skeins.

Baxter drew a picture, on a tablecloth, of a fat man with a cigar poking out from beneath a face hidden by a hat, and then had him plastered on billboards all over the city, with the question "Who's Behind the Recall?" Pretend that you are the Voice of the People.

Below, to the left, is the Mediterranean, a gigantic tablecloth of intense blue.