Sentence examples for the better table from inspiring English sources

Yes, but if the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street came over for dinner, surely he have the better table manners?

This study provides evidence that early detection of invasive cancer can saves lives and reduce costs for both young and old patients, and that the earlier detection occurs, the better (Table  1), and these facts can be used to encourage those who are otherwise afraid of undergoing cancer screening.

At one of the better tables (there are no really bad ones) sits Paul McIlhenny, the beefy, gregarious, 62-year-old president of the McIlhenny Company, which makes Tabasco sauce, Louisiana's most famous food product.

Romney is seen more as maître d' than nominee, ushering the party to a better table in the future.

Subjects reported that menthol in the nose made capsaicin airway irritation less intense, and subjectively they tolerated the capsaicin test better (Table 3, Figure 3).

There was a significant difference (p = 0.012) in amount of chickpea-based RUSF and Pushti packet consumed (the former was better) (Table  3).

A significant difference in the Stroop and WCST perseverative errors was observed between the lean and o/o groups' performance, with the lean group performing better (table 2).

Not only does the dinnertime hour allow family members to hear about and learn from each other's day, it also allows the children to learn better table manners.

We told our new friends the Sidney Simons — he was a painter and sculptor coming back from a spell in France — which deck chairs were out of the wind and which dinner service to sign up for (the deuxième, except on cabaret nights, so you could leave earlier and grab a better table by the floor).

While celebrities may be able to saunter past the peons to the better restaurant table, the one area where their names and faces hold no clout is real estate.

For white-tailed deer, the host reproduction (cumulative fawn births) model performed far better than the null model (ΔAICc = 18.39) with very high likelihood (wi  =  1) of being the better model (Table 1).