Sentence examples for tables would have from inspiring English sources

On any normal Thursday, he said, the tables would have been crowded with families and clusters of young couples and single men.

The temptation to raise capacity in the redevelopment was resisted, because taking out the tables would have ruined the snug, working-men's-club atmosphere.

The report discovered that if it only ranked nations on their reading assessment results, the final tables would have been very different.

In his choice of pud, Ronson was, unconsciously or not, mimicking the Victorians, whose smartest dinner tables would have a monumental and suggestive wobbling jelly as a crowning glory.

For at least half a century, in any case, one of the most common dishes on American tables would have been called a fricassee, no matter what it was.

In the past, when there were lower rates of abstraction, the water tables would have remained high enough during the drought for the springs to persist and the water to keep flowing.

I doubt if any of us at that table would have matched up to that.

The package on the table would have little real impact on the global economy.

Just a credit card number, an e-mail confirmation and the table would have been yours.

Mr. Rodgers, 59, is a serious talker; leaving the table would have disrupted the flow.

For instance, a sewing table would have bobbins on the front desk.