Sentence examples for tables in which from inspiring English sources
Especially prevalent are images of opulently set tables, in which larger and smaller foodstuffs mirror society's structure as clearly as they had in Chardin's time.
In the context of these two results, it seems that young solar systems resemble cosmic snooker tables, in which the balls are constantly bumping into each other.
He sought to depict the plans of his Conservative shadow, Michael Gove, as exclusive and elitist, condemning an announcement to exclude vocational qualifications from league tables in which so-called "soft" subjects score less than academic A-levels and GCSEs.
As an aid to convenient calculation, Ptolemy also composed the Procheiroi kanones (Handy Tables), in which the astronomical tables of the Almagest were expanded and accompanied by directions for using them but were stripped of the theoretical discussion.
In the second half of the 1920s Albers also applied his many skills to designing furniture, represented here by some of his classic armchairs and tables, in which he pioneered the concept of flat-packing.
The two most challenging numbers for him, Mr. Jonas said, were the Act I closer, "One Day More," which requires more of a belting voice than he said he was used to, and his Act II solo, "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables," in which Marius laments that he was the only one among his friends to survive the battle at the barricade.
Actually, there is one perversely feel-good moment, an ingenious turning-of-the-tables in which Javier Bardem, as Father Lorenzo, a fanatical agent of the Inquisition who really has it coming to him, is himself briefly tortured until he confesses that he is a monkey.
Take the central scene at the dinner table, in which Ms. Shank dispenses with dialogue entirely.
Unless I'm at your table, in which case you're out of luck.
The only problem is getting a table, in which case J. SHEEKEY (0207-240-2565, $130), a sister restaurant, will do nicely.
Among the museum's interactive artworks is Osman Khan's "The Table," in which visitors place colored objects on a white table and watch as the colors bleed out and pour across the table.
