Sentence examples for tables in case from inspiring English sources

The couple stored the photos in plastic tubs and placed the tubs on top of tables, in case the house flooded.

There is the man anxious and bespectacled (Jean-Laurent Sasportes) who races through the café knocking away chairs and tables in case someone might get hurt or the second woman (Nazareth Pandero) in a red wig who ineffectually gestures kindly intentions but is unable to attract any notice At first sight this piece looks bleak, a forensically pared down study of lost souls.

The comedians from the next-door comedy venue come by after their show to hang out in one of the poker rooms, and there's a cluster of small tables in case there's some sort of game on the big screen.

The available equipment, film badges, were not worn by personnel during the accident, and badges that were supposed to be planted under tables in case of disasters like these were not found.

We explain how to update the tables in case where the next letter to arrive is the letter t j -1 in t, where the case in which the arriving letter is from s is symmetric.

Demographic and other baseline variables, as well as the treatment-related variables (like, e.g., the number of treatment cycles, dosages, dose modifications) will be analyzed using frequency tables in case of categorical variables and summary statistics for quantitative variables.

Silver and gold coins are strewn on a table in case someone might make an offer.

Before entering, the handful of people allowed admittance were required to put their smartphones and any other personal electronic devices on a nearby table, in case British or American intelligence agencies were to remotely transform them into recording devices.

"A systematic retaliation or tit-for-tat policy could be put on the table in case Russia did engage in undermining and disrespecting this agreement," he told The Independent.

And while the Obama administration maintains that the military option is still on the table in case Iran does not comply with the new agreement, that threat is becoming less and less credible.

The stockbroking firm Panmure Gordon said: "Whilst we think that an offer by Zurich is likely, given comments by Zurich today that any offer would have to meet its investment hurdle rates, we believe that it would be prudent to tactically 'take some money off the table' in case a deal is not agreed".