Sentence examples for tables that would from inspiring English sources

So on a noncelebrity night, with 1,100 guests who haven't bought tables, that would total $52,800 (1,100 x $48).

The restaurants themselves are changing, too, adding Wi-Fi, colorful chairs, tables that wouldn't be out of place in an IKEA catalog and, in some West Coast test markets, flat-screen TVs playing the McDonald's Channel.

Merchants enjoy incremental revenue for tables that would otherwise be empty, and consumers are incentivized by the 'built-in' discount and roster of high-end eateries to explore.

Other layout functions include tabsetPanel and navlistPanel for dividing the user-interface into discrete sections (i.e., separate tabs or items on a navigation list for different plots or tables that would be cluttered if in one section).

In the first case, if part of the extreme values had been eliminated we would have obtained tables that would have been too "narrow", which could be compared to the tables that resemble those of our population.

In reality the motivation to promote this simple even-aged conceptual model was that it was a prerequisite for constructing yield tables that would also fit the adopted site type classification system developed by Cajander (1926).

With some more facts on the table, that would definitely be worth watching.

"There was an extraordinary threat on the table that would have affected the kids right now," Mr. Shorris said.

And there were alternative options on the table that would have been neither as costly nor as destructive.

Mr. Dochantschi wanted to design a kitchen table that would attract as much attention as the video.

The week before, I had bought an "unimportant" (lacking provenance, as an expert would say) dining room table that would double as my desk.