Sentence examples for tabletop from inspiring English sources

It's actually more of a stress reliever than a game: the aim is to vent your frustration by hammering furiously on the tabletop before tipping the whole thing over in a rage.

The room also held a still-life construction: a cardboard guitar, placed upon semi-circular cardboard tabletop, with some faux bois (fake wood) wallpaper behind.This guitar, along with another one made of sheet metal in 1914 (which Picasso himself gave to the museum in the 1970s), are the inspiration for "Picasso Guitarss 1912-1914", a new show at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

In 2005 the aforementioned cardboard tabletop that belongs with the cardboard guitar was rediscovered in the MoMA basement, this exhibition marks the first time they are shown together, and also includes a variety of collages, 'constructions', drawings, photographs and paintings that follow similar themes.

He thinks that the production equipment for such devices might be shrunk too, even to tabletop size, cutting capital costs.

If these are substantiated, the idea of tabletop fusion will, indeed, become a pariah.For decades, physicists have sought to achieve nuclear fusion on the cheap.

Occasionally, her movements cross over into contemporary dance: she rolls across a tabletop or twists around a towering chair.

"After they had cracked on my teeth and whistled at my thick fingers and had me scrape my thumb callouses across the wood tabletop, they gave me my blues.

Many consider the concept "out there on the edge", says Douglas Witherspoon of HyperV Technologies, a Virginia firm that investigated the possibility by building a tabletop launcher using a spiral-shaped railgun called Slingatron.HyperV is, though, making progress with another exotic railgun.

Although the first prototype covered a tabletop, the latest uses commercially available lenses fitted inside a tube that snaps directly onto the phone.

Hanna reflects: "This is how they knew each other, the Madigans, they knew the timbre of a voice, the rhythm of fingers tapping on a tabletop, and they didn't know each other at all".

Cusco's tabletop contraption involved a fluid-filled lens that could be adjusted by pumping water in and out.