Sentence examples for tables and its from inspiring English sources

The restaurant's scoured birch tables and its crisp potato pancakes are also typical of Cologne's pubs.

"The Game of Life" contains almost two hundred charts and tables, and its prose is cautious, methodical, and somewhat repetitive.

Students might begin by skimming to identify the "geography" of the book -- its subheadings, graphs, maps and tables and its main lines of argument.

New York Noodle Town ** [RATING: Two Stars] (212) 349-0923 28 1/2 Bowery, at Bayard Street Chinatown $ Cash only New York Noodletown, with its bustle and clatter, its shared tables and its chefs wreathed in billows of steam rising form the caldrons of soup in the front of the restaurant, is as close as you can get to Hong Kong without leaving Manhattan.

New York Noodletown, with its bustle and clatter, its shared tables and its chefs wreathed in billows of steam rising form the caldrons of soup in the front of the restaurant, is as close as you can get to Hong Kong without leaving Manhattan.

New York Noodle Town, with its bustle and clatter, its shared tables and its chefs wreathed in billows of steam rising form the caldrons of soup in the front of the restaurant, is as close as you can get to Hong Kong without leaving Manhattan.

When it comes to the table and its fragrant cloud rises, it takes a disciplined diner not to throw himself on the plate.

I've grown weary of monkfish's popularity and skeptical of its charms: it always seems to cool too quickly after it reaches the table and its flavor can be subtle to the point of being chimerical.

The price range seems to be on the high end, but that's what happens when a bidding war goes the way the company that's on the table (and its financial backers) would want it to go.

But it had been under the table and its impact was marginal.

Here Clements expands and flattens the view of the table and its contents, as well as what is hanging around it, on the studio walls.