Sentence examples for tables from a from inspiring English sources

First, find a few signature pieces that you just have to have" -- in this case, a "significant" ($114.99) purchase of three acrylic tables from a local store, Arcanum.

The weekend before Frieze, the Radish hosted a gala dinner that involved feeding 500 guests on long, farm-style tables from a single steer.

The store offers cherry or walnut cabinets, bookcases and tables from a Northern Italian company, El Marangon, with expanding dining tables for $3,500 to $7,000, the more expensive ones with marquetry.

He also commissioned four neo-Classical pier tables for the north and south ends of the room and three immense center tables from a popular and accomplished French-born Philadelphia cabinetmaker, Anthony Gabriel Quervelle (1789-1856).

You can eat out (hot or cold takeaway pies) or in (on rustic cafe tables) from a simple menu offering nine pies, among them the Moo Pie (British beef steak, real ale and herbs), the Thai Chook (spicy chicken with sweet potato and lime) and the veggie Wildshroom (wild mushroom and asparagus).

Among the brightest is Robba di Noi (76, rue du Pas St.-Georges, 33-5-56-01-04-84), a new home décor bouthate that sells retro wallpaper, flamboyant local art and neo-Baroque Plexiglass coffee tables from a rising French designer, Emma Roux.

It's easy to tell a bad table from a good one.

David Stern was sitting across the negotiating table from a constellation of the league's stars.

There is a Donald Deskey table for $22,000 and an Aalto table from a Harvard library for $25,000.

Mundell already has an offer on the table from a major UK broadcaster and is currently looking for a screenwriter.

A few weeks ago, I bought a truly beautiful table from a flea market to replace it.